And another minor goodie is that the OBBB takes suppressors off of the NFA. No waiting and no $200 tas stamp. No more ATF money grab and no need to waste time, manpower and money processing and maintaining the paperwork. I like it!
Big Beautiful Bill - Passes House, Now On To Senate - Elon Says Trump In Epstein Files
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Walk me through the “pain” that a family of 4 making $150-$200K will experience due to this bill. This is outside of the top 5% and very attainable by two working spouses making $75-$100K.
They enjoy multiple lower tax tiers, higher child deductions, a higher standard deduction, etc thanks to Trump’s 2017 tax bill. You want to take that away from these hard-working families raising the next generation?
How do the border policies and Medicaid reforms cause pain here?
Very excited for this. Holding off on a suppressor for my .270 until this is passed.
So we can all avoid a painstaking replay of your tax gripes, let me amend my statement to say it will cause pain for anyone who makes less than you, whatever that % is.
It's pretty clear that millions will lose coverage due to the Medicaid reforms and the weakening of the ACA.
New CBO estimates show 2025 reconciliation bill would have impacts similar in magnitude to 2017 ACA repeal bills
Christen Linke Young analyzes the new CBO score of the House-passed reconciliation bill and its impact on Medicaid and ACA Marketplaces.
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So we can all avoid a painstaking replay of your tax gripes, let me amend my statement to say it will cause pain for anyone who makes less than you, whatever that % is.
It's pretty clear that milions will lose coverage due to the Medicaid reforms and the weakening of the ACA.
New CBO estimates show 2025 reconciliation bill would have impacts similar in magnitude to 2017 ACA repeal bills
Christen Linke Young analyzes the new CBO score of the House-passed reconciliation bill and its impact on Medicaid and ACA Marketplaces.
That makes even less sense. I gave you examples of people who make outside of the top 5% or even 10% and asked for specific areas where those example populations will feel pain due to this bill. I pointed out the pain that they will experience if this bill IS NOT passed as their tax burden will increase due to the factors I referenced.
Sorry, I read that too fast and will need to address later. Fell off a scooter in Rome and have a torn rotator cuff, torn labrum and a fracture, so on the way to see a surgeon to review my MRI.
I wouldn't say I was drunk though I had a few Aperol Spritz's - don't hate! Despite the girlie-sounding second word, I love those things, and they are ubiquitous in Europe. We had found an open plaza that was sloped and covered with those ancient looking black tiles and I was hot-dogging it and busted my ass. Oh well, surgery now scheduled for the 18th - it is what it is...
I just presumed that the Democrats would have released that by now. They threw every trick in the bag they had Trump, why would they leave that one card unplayed? Doesn't seem to make much sense.
But the Epstein files must be really bad.
I’m in as long as it is for limited government, limited entitlements, personal responsibility, low taxes, high expectations of the citizenry, a growing economy, reducing the deficit/debt and common sense.
I'm right there with you!
I honestly am glad this happened. We need a total revamp of our corrupt ass government. This may be an impetus for change.
Truly absurd they vote on bills before they can read them. Both parties.
