Reporting the "Big Beautiful Bill"

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[I apologize if there's a pay wall, but the summaries are all over the place].

The Big Beautiful Bill, while it is reportedly a "thousand pages long" and does have a lot of diverse content, doesn't really do anything that is earth-shaking.

It continues the tax cuts that we have been enjoying for the past several years, adds a few Easter Eggs that Trump has promised to specific constituencies (e.g., tipped workers). It slightly trims Federal spending on Medicaid and food stamps (SNAP benefits), and tightens eligibility requirements for those programs and a few others.

The hyperventilation in Congress and the Media is totally overblown. The work requirements for Medicaid are not only quite reasonable, but won't take effeclt for more than a year - easily enough time for potentially-affected people to get a ******* job.

The Left - which includes 90% of the Media - is evil. How else can you interpret this? They are trying to make people afraid of basically nothing.
 

[I apologize if there's a pay wall, but the summaries are all over the place].

The Big Beautiful Bill, while it is reportedly a "thousand pages long" and does have a lot of diverse content, doesn't really do anything that is earth-shaking.

It continues the tax cuts that we have been enjoying for the past several years, adds a few Easter Eggs that Trump has promised to specific constituencies (e.g., tipped workers). It slightly trims Federal spending on Medicaid and food stamps (SNAP benefits), and tightens eligibility requirements for those programs and a few others.

The hyperventilation in Congress and the Media is totally overblown. The work requirements for Medicaid are not only quite reasonable, but won't take effeclt for more than a year - easily enough time for potentially-affected people to get a ******* job.

The Left - which includes 90% of the Media - is evil. How else can you interpret this? They are trying to make people afraid of basically nothing.
Is that why Senate Republicans hate the bill?
 
It bans transcare, which means you hard hearted so so-called Christians have exiled Americans from healthcare that other people get.
You and Trump should be ashamed. It also weakens the jusdicary which will come back to bite Republicans in the ass when a Democrat is president.
 
No tax on tips only runs until Trump is out of office, 2028 then it taxes tips again..What a waste of time.
 
No tax on tips only runs until Trump is out of office, 2028 then it taxes tips again..What a waste of time.
This makes it a campaign issue. Who do you think all the tipped employees will vote for?
 

[I apologize if there's a pay wall, but the summaries are all over the place].

The Big Beautiful Bill, while it is reportedly a "thousand pages long" and does have a lot of diverse content, doesn't really do anything that is earth-shaking.

It continues the tax cuts that we have been enjoying for the past several years, adds a few Easter Eggs that Trump has promised to specific constituencies (e.g., tipped workers). It slightly trims Federal spending on Medicaid and food stamps (SNAP benefits), and tightens eligibility requirements for those programs and a few others.

The hyperventilation in Congress and the Media is totally overblown. The work requirements for Medicaid are not only quite reasonable, but won't take effeclt for more than a year - easily enough time for potentially-affected people to get a ******* job.

The Left - which includes 90% of the Media - is evil. How else can you interpret this? They are trying to make people afraid of basically nothing.
A new poll from AP-NORC finds that six in ten U.S. adults believe the upcoming military parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary is not a good use of government money.

45 million dollars. And they cut food assistance in the Big Beautiful Bill.
 
Senate Republicans have disembowel the blowhard's monarchy gambit in his odious "big, beautiful bill."

Senate GOP Strips Provision From Tax Bill That Would Let Trump Rule As A King

Senate Republicans have quietly removed a provision from the House GOP’s massive tax-and-spending bill that would have allowed Trump to circumvent the courts and essentially serve as a king.

 
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