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butler, you just don't understand GOP fiscal responsibility. Give all the tax breaks to the already excessively wealthy and it will trickle down. Remember how well that worked during Rotten Ronnies administration?

Well said bulter, that is the biggest problem we are facing. While I didn't approve of the corporate cut I did and do applaud the raising of the standard deduction for everyone, the rich included. It doesn't benefit me directly but it sure does simplify record keeping. It also makes more people honest in that they don't claim questionable deductions. Of course if congress doesn't do something by next year, the standard deduction as well as the tax rates reverts back to pre2017 levels.

I am still angry that the Trunp Tax Act of 2017 cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20% as a permanent cut. It also lowered the tax personal tax rates screwed to help the rich. Those cuts will expire next year.

True Fiscal conservatives should be outraged at the corporate greed and favoring the wealthly.

WOW DB! thank you for the heads up.
The man has GOT to go. I don't care if we run a rock against him in this election.
Dear Democrats,the guy is SPENT. YOU KNOW IT AND WE(GOP)KNOW IT.
in the name of God! Please dig back into your bag.
We'd appreciate NOT being horse laughed at.
By the World.

There's a tax deal being pushed in Washington by Democrats and the Biden administration that you probably haven't heard much about. It's been referred to as the "Biden-Wyden-Smith" tax bill, and it's a terrible deal that all conservatives should be united in opposition to.

What's alarming is that House Republicans actually passed this terrible deal without doing their homework first, and now it's no surprise that the Biden administration is urging the Senate to quickly pass it so Biden can sign it into law and pull a fast one.

I've been working to stop this Biden-Wyden-Smith bill dead in its tracks, including

It undercuts President Trump's ability to do another round of substantial tax cuts if he wins re-election.