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And Corker was opposed to the senate bill until the provision from the house bill was added to it — a provision that could enrich Corker, other members of Congress and the potus.More lies from the left how low will they go making up fabrications so easy to destroy as this the provision was in the house bill a MONTH ago you retards.
Explained in the OP linked article. You are challenging the focus and point of the article without a shred of evidence to back up your claim. If it is easy to disprove, disprove it. The story is absolutely accurate.well except for the pesky fact the entire charge is a fabrication so easy to disprove as to be laughable.Bribery. Plain and simple bribery. Pure corruption. Our President and the Republican Congress are thieves.
Milo Minderbinder, and M&M Enterprises...Harry Reid (D-Nev.) joined the U.S. Senate a pauper, and retired a multi-millionaire. How did that happen?
So much for ‘country before party’ – Corker is just another rightwing liar.#CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
Bob Corker says he had no idea the perk was in the bill because “I never saw the actual text” before supporting it.
Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) was still scrambling to do damage control Monday after it was revealed that he switched his vote on the GOP tax bill to yes soon after a tax deduction was added that could benefit his real estate investments.
Asked on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday about the late addition to the tax bill, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) said it was meant to “cobble together votes” to pass the Republican measure. Corker was the only GOP senator remaining Friday who had declared his opposition to the bill. But by the end of the day, after the new deduction became part of the final bill, he issued a surprise statement announcing that he was backing the tax bill because it was an “opportunity” for business. Voting on the bill is expected to begin Tuesday.
Corker had long been opposed to the tax bill because of projections it would add an estimated $1 trillion to the federal budget deficits over 10 years. It’s possible that the latest version of the bill (with the government getting even less money with the new deduction) could mean even worse news for the nation’s debt. Corker’s switch was “so troubling” because nothing about his concerns about the deficit were addressed, tweeted Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.).
Corker is now being lambasted with the trending hashtag #CorkerKickback. The International Business Times has reported that Corker, other GOP leaders and Donald Trump and his family stand to pocket millions of dollars in reduced taxes under the new provision.
More: #CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
There seems to be no honor in the House or Senate. Corker can't even be honorable on his way out the door.
RETARD alert it was in the HOUSE bill dumb ass.#CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
Bob Corker says he had no idea the perk was in the bill because “I never saw the actual text” before supporting it.
Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) was still scrambling to do damage control Monday after it was revealed that he switched his vote on the GOP tax bill to yes soon after a tax deduction was added that could benefit his real estate investments.
Asked on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday about the late addition to the tax bill, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) said it was meant to “cobble together votes” to pass the Republican measure. Corker was the only GOP senator remaining Friday who had declared his opposition to the bill. But by the end of the day, after the new deduction became part of the final bill, he issued a surprise statement announcing that he was backing the tax bill because it was an “opportunity” for business. Voting on the bill is expected to begin Tuesday.
Corker had long been opposed to the tax bill because of projections it would add an estimated $1 trillion to the federal budget deficits over 10 years. It’s possible that the latest version of the bill (with the government getting even less money with the new deduction) could mean even worse news for the nation’s debt. Corker’s switch was “so troubling” because nothing about his concerns about the deficit were addressed, tweeted Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.).
Corker is now being lambasted with the trending hashtag #CorkerKickback. The International Business Times has reported that Corker, other GOP leaders and Donald Trump and his family stand to pocket millions of dollars in reduced taxes under the new provision.
More: #CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
There seems to be no honor in the House or Senate. Corker can't even be honorable on his way out the door.
I guess you missed the part where the "kickback" was actually published a month ago. No kickback, just more bullpoo from the progressive silly people.
A month ago? Give us some "credible" proof.
RETARD alert it was in the HOUSE bill dumb ass.#CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
Bob Corker says he had no idea the perk was in the bill because “I never saw the actual text” before supporting it.
Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) was still scrambling to do damage control Monday after it was revealed that he switched his vote on the GOP tax bill to yes soon after a tax deduction was added that could benefit his real estate investments.
Asked on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday about the late addition to the tax bill, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) said it was meant to “cobble together votes” to pass the Republican measure. Corker was the only GOP senator remaining Friday who had declared his opposition to the bill. But by the end of the day, after the new deduction became part of the final bill, he issued a surprise statement announcing that he was backing the tax bill because it was an “opportunity” for business. Voting on the bill is expected to begin Tuesday.
Corker had long been opposed to the tax bill because of projections it would add an estimated $1 trillion to the federal budget deficits over 10 years. It’s possible that the latest version of the bill (with the government getting even less money with the new deduction) could mean even worse news for the nation’s debt. Corker’s switch was “so troubling” because nothing about his concerns about the deficit were addressed, tweeted Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.).
Corker is now being lambasted with the trending hashtag #CorkerKickback. The International Business Times has reported that Corker, other GOP leaders and Donald Trump and his family stand to pocket millions of dollars in reduced taxes under the new provision.
More: #CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
There seems to be no honor in the House or Senate. Corker can't even be honorable on his way out the door.
I guess you missed the part where the "kickback" was actually published a month ago. No kickback, just more bullpoo from the progressive silly people.
A month ago? Give us some "credible" proof.
well except for the pesky fact the entire charge is a fabrication so easy to disprove as to be laughable.Bribery. Plain and simple bribery. Pure corruption. Our President and the Republican Congress are thieves.
Look I realize you are helpless and in capable of intelligent thought or actions but I am sure even YOU ca find the House bill. I am not your servant and you can do your own net clicking. No one else denies it was in the house bill retard just you.well except for the pesky fact the entire charge is a fabrication so easy to disprove as to be laughable.Bribery. Plain and simple bribery. Pure corruption. Our President and the Republican Congress are thieves.
Then prove it.
#CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
Bob Corker says he had no idea the perk was in the bill because “I never saw the actual text” before supporting it.
Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) was still scrambling to do damage control Monday after it was revealed that he switched his vote on the GOP tax bill to yes soon after a tax deduction was added that could benefit his real estate investments.
Asked on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday about the late addition to the tax bill, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) said it was meant to “cobble together votes” to pass the Republican measure. Corker was the only GOP senator remaining Friday who had declared his opposition to the bill. But by the end of the day, after the new deduction became part of the final bill, he issued a surprise statement announcing that he was backing the tax bill because it was an “opportunity” for business. Voting on the bill is expected to begin Tuesday.
Corker had long been opposed to the tax bill because of projections it would add an estimated $1 trillion to the federal budget deficits over 10 years. It’s possible that the latest version of the bill (with the government getting even less money with the new deduction) could mean even worse news for the nation’s debt. Corker’s switch was “so troubling” because nothing about his concerns about the deficit were addressed, tweeted Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.).
Corker is now being lambasted with the trending hashtag #CorkerKickback. The International Business Times has reported that Corker, other GOP leaders and Donald Trump and his family stand to pocket millions of dollars in reduced taxes under the new provision.
More: #CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
There seems to be no honor in the House or Senate. Corker can't even be honorable on his way out the door.
Look I realize you are helpless and in capable of intelligent thought or actions but I am sure even YOU ca find the House bill. I am not your servant and you can do your own net clicking. No one else denies it was in the house bill retard just you.well except for the pesky fact the entire charge is a fabrication so easy to disprove as to be laughable.Bribery. Plain and simple bribery. Pure corruption. Our President and the Republican Congress are thieves.
Then prove it.
The OP attempts to make 'greasing the palms' of politicians for their votes on bills is something new ... It's called 'PORK', and it has been going on for EVER.
'Cornhusker Kickback', anyone? Over 7,000 pieces of DNC-only Pork in Obama's failed 'Stimulus' Bill....
That's not the point you dumbass! Corker claimed his vote was NO and would remain NO since the phony Budget Bill would increase the DEBT BIGLY! With the reconciliation of the HOUSE & SENATE versions, the DEBT was still going to balloon to the extent Corker claimed was untenable AND the pass-throughs for the LLC's Corker is heavily invested in were merged also giving Corker an very lucrative windfall IF THE CROOKED ASS CHANGED HIS MIND AND SHRUGGED OFF HIS CONCERNS ABOUT THE BALLOONING DEBT ISSUE AND ENRICHED HIMSELF WITH A YES VOTE PADDING HIS RETIREMENT NEST EGG!Corker did NOT invent it and had nothing to do with it retard. It was created by the House not the Senate. And Corker had nothing to do with the process to unite the bills. You people will grasp at any straw tell any lie you are with out morals or souls.
#CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
Bob Corker says he had no idea the perk was in the bill because “I never saw the actual text” before supporting it.
Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) was still scrambling to do damage control Monday after it was revealed that he switched his vote on the GOP tax bill to yes soon after a tax deduction was added that could benefit his real estate investments.
Asked on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday about the late addition to the tax bill, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) said it was meant to “cobble together votes” to pass the Republican measure. Corker was the only GOP senator remaining Friday who had declared his opposition to the bill. But by the end of the day, after the new deduction became part of the final bill, he issued a surprise statement announcing that he was backing the tax bill because it was an “opportunity” for business. Voting on the bill is expected to begin Tuesday.
Corker had long been opposed to the tax bill because of projections it would add an estimated $1 trillion to the federal budget deficits over 10 years. It’s possible that the latest version of the bill (with the government getting even less money with the new deduction) could mean even worse news for the nation’s debt. Corker’s switch was “so troubling” because nothing about his concerns about the deficit were addressed, tweeted Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.).
Corker is now being lambasted with the trending hashtag #CorkerKickback. The International Business Times has reported that Corker, other GOP leaders and Donald Trump and his family stand to pocket millions of dollars in reduced taxes under the new provision.
More: #CorkerKickback Turns Up The Flame Under Senator For His Tax Vote Switch
There seems to be no honor in the House or Senate. Corker can't even be honorable on his way out the door.
