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SignUp Now!I like how this is covering up the fact that the US healthcare system and economy are about to blow up. McConnell loves this news because it gives cover to his theft and sets up Trump to be gone soon.
Apparently they can't even keep their home clean
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This shit tonight is truly ridiculous. I can't get one Republican friend on social media to give me a remotely coherent response on why and how this is good.I like how this is covering up the fact that the US healthcare system and economy are about to blow up. McConnell loves this news because it gives cover to his theft and sets up Trump to be gone soon.
This is probably the most naked money/power grab that I can remember in my lifetime. It could undo what little remains of the New Deal (everything that Reagan and Clinton and Bush hadn't managed to undo already). It could destroy the economy. And the economic gulf, which has grown steadily over the last 30-40 years, will get to levels worthy of a third-world country.
The tax cut legislation includes a provision that cuts taxes on beer, wine, and liquor produced or imported into the country, saving companies involved around $4.2 billion over 10 years. The provision mirrors language from the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act, or S. 236, introduced by Sen. Roy Blunt, a Republican from Missouri and a member of the Senate GOP leadership team. (While the legislation does benefit craft, or small breweries, it extends the cuts to larger companies and the industry as a whole.)
Key GOP lawmakers maintain close ties to individuals connected to the booze industry.
Sen. Blunt’s son Andy Blunt is a registered lobbyist for MillerCoors, a brewing company that has worked to build support on Capitol Hill for the exact same targeted brewer tax cuts now included in the tax bill. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., whose support for the tax bill was initially in doubt, before he backed it this week, is married to Cindy McCain, the owner of Hensley Beverage, a major beer distributor. Hensley Beverage’s trade group, National Beer Wholesalers Association, lobbied in support of the very same special tax cuts that are in the bill.