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Current Events => Breaking News => Topic started by: old dog 2 on November 05, 2021, 11:20:32 PM
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Republicans Bail Out Biden and Pelosi to Pass $1.2 Trillion So-Called Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/11/05/republicans-bail-out-biden-and-pelosi-to-pass-1-2-trillion-so-called-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill/ (https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/11/05/republicans-bail-out-biden-and-pelosi-to-pass-1-2-trillion-so-called-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill/)
The rogues' gallery:
Katko, Bacon, Van Drew, Young, Upton, Kinzinger, Gonzales, Reed, Smith, Garbarino, Malliatokis, Fitzpatrick.
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Get a rope.
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I recognize a few of those names as being those who have caucused with the commies in the past. Upton, Gonzalez, and of course Kinzinger.
I suspect a lot of that pork will be going to those districts. Either that or the commie sympathizers are retiring.
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I recognize a few of those names as being those who have caucused with the commies in the past. Upton, Gonzalez, and of course Kinzinger.
I suspect a lot of that pork will be going to those districts. Either that or the commie sympathizers are retiring.
Kinzinger is done. Illinois DemonRats gerrymandered his district out of existence and that **** rewards them.
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No mercy for them when they get the Let's Go Brandon treatment, which is surely coming their way. They thought they had nothing to fear, I guess. That's already changing as we speak.
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Republicans Bail Out Biden and Pelosi to Pass $1.2 Trillion So-Called Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/11/05/republicans-bail-out-biden-and-pelosi-to-pass-1-2-trillion-so-called-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill/ (https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/11/05/republicans-bail-out-biden-and-pelosi-to-pass-1-2-trillion-so-called-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill/)
The rogues' gallery:
Katko, Bacon, Van Drew, Young, Upton, Kinzinger, Gonzales, Reed, Smith, Garbarino, Malliatokis, Fitzpatrick.
Thanks old dog. :clap: :clap: :clap:
May their names be emblazoned in our memories for the foreseeable future under this God-awful government ...
And may they each be big-time losers in their careers as members of congress!!!
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Get a rope.
Good one ... :-)
I agree with both you, and old Chesterton! (May he rest in peace)
ETA ... Should have said that I tend to agree with the both of you. I don't believe in just "stringing them up" without a trial. [Old English expression)
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Kinzinger is done. Illinois DemonRats gerrymandered his district out of existence and that **** rewards them.
That's typical of Republicans in Name Only (RINO's) are treated after the liberal and media establishment utilize them as useful tools for their cause.
Kinzinger is a guy I used to like. His military service is enough to earn my respect, and IIRC he was part of the Tea Party wave after the 0bumbler came to office. Somehow, someway he just loved the lib media glory more than standing on principles. Reminds me of Kasich a little bit, who was part of the Republican revolution in 1994 who went completely soft on pretty much everything and abandoned their principles for being fellated by the press.
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Kinzinger is done. Illinois DemonRats gerrymandered his district out of existence and that **** rewards them.
Yeah, and the dumb bastard (Kinzinger) is actually toying with the idea of running for President, Governor, Senator, and whatever kind of scum-sucking federal gig that he thinks he qualifies for.
But he's "retiring" from the House for now. :whatever:
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Dems just snuck a tax cut for the rich into ‘Build Back Better’ bill
https://nypost.com/2021/11/05/dems-just-snuck-a-tax-cut-for-the-rich-into-build-back-better-bill/
What the hell? In the mad scramble to re-re-rewrite the huge “Build Back Better” social-spending bill and rush it to a vote, Speaker Nancy Pelosi inserted a huge tax cut for the rich.
That’s right: The plan now is to raise the cap on state and local tax deductions for federal income taxes, otherwise known as SALT. The 2017 Trump reforms capped it at $10,000; Pelosi would raise that to $72,500 in 2021, then gradually to $80,000 over the next decade.
Per the Tax Foundation, this means a tax cut for more than 70 percent of US households making over $200,000, with those earning over $500,000 reaping the most benefits.
It has tax cuts for the rich.