Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘The big, ugly bill is likely to be voted on in the Senate tomorrow, and at this point it appears headed to passage. The House will then be asked to vote on it as is - with even deeper Medicaid cuts than the House passed - so Trump can have a “win” as he heads into the July 4 holiday.
[…]
First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

Our leaders need to hear our roar of disapproval today, tomorrow, all week. Those of you with Republican Senators or House Members need to be particularly loud now

www.hopiumchronicles.com

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

You have some off the wall sources, Jones

 

[OODA_Loop]

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

"Elections have consequences" - B. Obama

 

[kyzr]

The BBB cuts $1.7T from Biden's criminal budget. That justifies it alone.
Add to that the tax cuts, the new revenue, and the probability of growth exceeding 1.8%, and its another win.
Add to that the fact that the Fed will start cutting rates lowering the interest on the debt, and its another win.
WIN-WIN-WIN is fantastic, I'm not sick of winning yet.

 

[mudwhistle]

‘The big, ugly bill is likely to be voted on in the Senate tomorrow, and at this point it appears headed to passage. The House will then be asked to vote on it as is - with even deeper Medicaid cuts than the House passed - so Trump can have a “win” as he heads into the July 4 holiday.
[…]
First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

Our leaders need to hear our roar of disapproval today, tomorrow, all week. Those of you with Republican Senators or House Members need to be particularly loud now

www.hopiumchronicles.com

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

When the left is against anything....it's literally a glowing endorsement for it.

The louder they scream against it, the better it must be for America.

 

[Independent thinker]

‘The big, ugly bill is likely to be voted on in the Senate tomorrow, and at this point it appears headed to passage. The House will then be asked to vote on it as is - with even deeper Medicaid cuts than the House passed - so Trump can have a “win” as he heads into the July 4 holiday.
[…]
First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

Our leaders need to hear our roar of disapproval today, tomorrow, all week. Those of you with Republican Senators or House Members need to be particularly loud now

www.hopiumchronicles.com

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

Why? It greatly reduces the rate of our debt. We have been adding 2 trillion dollars per year onto our debt, which would add up to 20 trillion dollars over 10 years. This bill only adds 3.3 trillion onto our debt over a 10 year period, a very huge improvement. And, if we do nothing, everyone's taxes will go up due to the 2017 tax cuts expiring, which is what you really want. You want Trump to get blamed for taxes going up on every American.

 

[Concerned American]

First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Wow, I haven't seen this many cockamamie predictions since Karnac was on the Tonight Show, this is typical democrat hysteria. Here's another prediction from my Magic 8 Ball, the OP will be sobbing along with many other progs and there will be a run on tissues! LOL

 

[SassyIrishLass]

"Elections have consequences" - B. Obama

Why? It greatly reduces the rate of our debt. We have been adding 2 trillion dollars per year onto our debt, which would add up to 20 trillion dollars over 10 years. This bill only adds 3.3 trillion onto our debt over a 10 year period, a very huge improvement. And, if we do nothing, everyone's taxes will go up due to the 2017 tax cuts expiring, which is what you really want. You want Trump to get blamed for taxes going up on every American.

These fools are kidding themselves if they think the US debt won't keep increasing until someone say enough is enough

 

[Invisibleflash]

‘The big, ugly bill is likely to be voted on in the Senate tomorrow, and at this point it appears headed to passage. The House will then be asked to vote on it as is - with even deeper Medicaid cuts than the House passed - so Trump can have a “win” as he heads into the July 4 holiday.
[…]
First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

Our leaders need to hear our roar of disapproval today, tomorrow, all week. Those of you with Republican Senators or House Members need to be particularly loud now

www.hopiumchronicles.com

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

 

[Independent thinker]

These fools are kidding themselves if they think the US debt won't keep increasing until someone say enough is enough

I'm not sure anyone will ever say enough is enough. Well, they'll say it but actually doing something about it as a group? Don't hold your breath.

 

[Marener]

Add to that the fact that the Fed will start cutting rates lowering the interest on the debt, and its another win.

The Fed doesn’t set interest rates for the federal debt.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I'm not sure anyone will ever say enough is enough. Well, they'll say it but actually doing something about it as a group? Don't hold your breath.

Both factions just blame each other

 

[Marener]

Both factions just blame each other

Your faction is delusional.

 

[22lcidw]

There is a Senate Parliamentarian who has changed the bill. She was appointed by Harry Reid. Deep Six her. Get rid of her. Dump her. She is a Progressive Socialist Communist. She reads and adheres to Communist literature. The swamp.....

 

[Marener]

There is a Senate Parliamentarian who has changed the bill. She was appointed by Harry Reid. Deep Six her. Get rid of her. Dump her. She is a Progressive Socialist Communist. She reads and adheres to Communist literature. The swamp.....

Wow. Seeing open death threats to the senate parliamentarian is wild.

 

[j-mac]

‘The big, ugly bill is likely to be voted on in the Senate tomorrow, and at this point it appears headed to passage. The House will then be asked to vote on it as is - with even deeper Medicaid cuts than the House passed - so Trump can have a “win” as he heads into the July 4 holiday.
[…]
First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

Our leaders need to hear our roar of disapproval today, tomorrow, all week. Those of you with Republican Senators or House Members need to be particularly loud now

www.hopiumchronicles.com

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

Veteran Political Analyst, Strategist and Commentator. 2 Presidential campaigns (incl Clinton War Room), senior roles at DNC, DCCC, NDN. Author and creator of Hopium Chronicles on Substack.

 

[Concerned American]

Wow. Seeing open death threats to the senate parliamentarian is wild.

Why? You haven't thought it was weird when Schumer threatened SCOTUS justices or when there were actual attempts made on the lives of congressional republicans at a neighborhood ball game or two actual attempts made on the life of a candidate for POTUS. Your concern seems to be focused on only one party. You're a partisan hack.

 

[theHawk]

‘The big, ugly bill is likely to be voted on in the Senate tomorrow, and at this point it appears headed to passage. The House will then be asked to vote on it as is - with even deeper Medicaid cuts than the House passed - so Trump can have a “win” as he heads into the July 4 holiday.
[…]
First, we need to begin to describe what may happen this week as a “loss” for Trump and the country. Signing something so unpopular is far more likely to hurt him and Republicans than help them.

And this terrible, terrible bill is going to do direct, material harm to the country - our health care system is going to be weakened, close to 100m people will be paying more for health care or lose their insurance, tens of millions will struggle to eat, our existential transition to a clean energy future undermined, an unprecedented domestic political police force will be established, the fiscal integrity of the United States will be in jeopardy to the explosion in our deficit and debt, and of course the wealthy and privileged will get their tax cuts. It is a Trumpian monstrosity, an orgy of plutocratic “let them eat cake” greed, another step forward in their fanatical, wrecking ball agenda of sabotage, plunder, and betrayal.’

Signing This Terrible Bill Will Be A Loss For Trump - And America - Not A Win

Our leaders need to hear our roar of disapproval today, tomorrow, all week. Those of you with Republican Senators or House Members need to be particularly loud now

www.hopiumchronicles.com

Republicans have contempt for sound, responsible governance – all they can do is hurt, harm, and destroy.

Oh boy, the Daily Cry Closet by Clayton.

 

[TimFitz]

Why? It greatly reduces the rate of our debt. We have been adding 2 trillion dollars per year onto our debt, which would add up to 20 trillion dollars over 10 years. This bill only adds 3.3 trillion onto our debt over a 10 year period, a very huge improvement. And, if we do nothing, everyone's taxes will go up due to the 2017 tax cuts expiring, which is what you really want. You want Trump to get blamed for taxes going up on every American.

I don’t know where you get these fantasies.

Trump is borrowing ans spending $3.3 trillion ON TOP of war was already expected to be needed.

We all know how this turns out.

It’s the exact same play he ran in 2017.

Which would up borrowing and spending $5 trillion.

And Trump nation didn’t get enough of a tax cut to pay for dinner at Applebees while Wall Street cased in.

I even heard one of the GOP congressmen on Face the Nation still trying to peddle the old trickle down fraud. Which has been a failure for fifty years, ring which time wealth wen from the middle class to the wealthy.

 

[Independent thinker]

I don’t know where you get these fantasies.

Trump is borrowing ans spending $3.3 trillion ON TOP of war was already expected to be needed.

We all know how this turns out.

It’s the exact same play he ran in 2017.

Which would up borrowing and spending $5 trillion.

And Trump nation didn’t get enough of a tax cut to pay for dinner at Applebees while Wall Street cased in.

I even heard one of the GOP congressmen on Face the Nation still trying to peddle the old trickle down fraud. Which has been a failure for fifty years, ring which time wealth wen from the middle class to the wealthy.

Trickle up is fraud. They have that in the dark blue states and they have the most wealth and income inequality in the country and the most homelessness.