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*GHETTOBLASTER » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

Listen to  Illegal Alien loving POS Traitor and serial liar  jerrab lecture me about patriotism.....   

"The legislation would make permanent the individual income and estate tax cuts passed during Trump's first term and add fresh exemptions for tipped income, overtime pay, and interest on certain auto loans—moves designed to appeal to working-class voters.To help offset the anticipated revenue shortfall, estimated at roughly $3.8 trillion, the bill would repeal or fast-track the expiration of clean energy tax credits enacted under President Joe Biden. That rollback would substantially reduce the net cost of the package."     

jerrab left out something? Say it ain't so.....

*Huey » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

jerrab left out something? Say it ain't so.....

jerrab is doing the best that jerrab can with what little God gave serial  lying chimp  jerrab to work with.....

 

jerrab » Today, 1:20 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 1:20 am

it is not my party. you think everyone who is not a trump supporter likes hillary. I hated her before she ran.

Hating hillary doesn't mean you're not a democ rat.

Spewing their talking points hysterically means that you are a democ rat. 

Own it proudly. Don't be one of these guys who makes up new distinctions - like when Teacher pretended to be a torture-supporting libertardian. 
 

Zeets2 » 40 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

40 minutes ago

Yeah, you'd MUCH rather maintain slums in Gaza like these for the NEXT 80 years as well rather than have beautiful resorts and a thriving business community, right?:




Even a Jew-hating dunce like you should be able to see the potential of having modern resorts and a Mediterranean Riviera on the Gaza shores instead of the slums and decay there that we've become accustomed to, wouldn't you?

NAH! 
Jewish hatred is as bad as TDS, and foolish libs like you are infected with both!

qatar and other me countries want to rebuild gaza for the people in gaza.
 

Cannonpointer » 32 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

32 minutes ago

Hating hillary doesn't mean you're not a democ rat.

Spewing their talking points hysterically means that you are a democ rat. 

Own it proudly. Don't be one of these guys who makes up new distinctions - like when Teacher pretended to be a torture-supporting libertardian.

not supporting hillary is not being a democrat.

jerrab » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

qatar and other me countries want to rebuild gaza for the people in gaza.

Why?  So the next time they pull an Oct 7th they can rebuild it again?

*Huey » 49 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

49 minutes ago

jerrab left out something? Say it ain't so.....

more like TRUMP left something out....


----------------------------------------------The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has estimated that the bill would increase the federal deficit by $2.3 trillion over 10 years [1]. This is due in part to the tax cuts, which would primarily benefit the top 10% of earners, while the bottom 10% would see a decrease in their income [2]. The bill would also make significant cuts to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), resulting in millions of people losing healthcare and food assistance [3].Potential Consequences Impact on the National DebtThe bill's impact on the national debt is also a concern. The CBO has estimated that the bill would add $2.3 trillion to the national debt over the next decade [1]. This could lead to further economic suffering, as the increased debt burden could lead to higher interest rates and reduced economic growth.ConclusionThe bill has the potential to significantly harm the US economy and increase the national debt, potentially leading to bankruptcy.Authoritative Sources

 

*Huey » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

11 minutes ago

Why?  So the next time they pull an Oct 7th they can rebuild it again?

they have plans that would work.

jerrab » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

they have plans that would work.

Sure they do.....  

jerrab » 21 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

21 minutes ago

not supporting hillary is not being a democrat.

Double negative equals a positive, democrat.

*Huey » 16 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

16 minutes ago

Why?  So the next time they pull an Oct 7th they can rebuild it again?

"They" didn't "pull" Oct 7,  unlessd you are including israeli intelligence in ":they."

Sorry, but you are NOT entitled to your own facts, and the iusraeli newspapers of record have exposed that bibi had ample warning from neighbors and that his response was to pull forces out of the area in which the strike was planned.

Those same papers have exposed that israeli intelligence funds hamas. 

You wanna spew cartoon narratives, you go right ahead. But the grownup world is nowhere close to the **** that you are leaning into with your cartoon narrative. 
 
 
 

Cannonpointer » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

"They" didn't "pull" Oct 7,  unlessd you are including israeli intelligence in ":they."

Sorry, but you are NOT entitled to your own facts, and the iusraeli newspapers of record have exposed that bibi had ample warning from neighbors and that his response was to pull forces out of the area in which the strike was planned.

Those same papers have exposed that israeli intelligence funds hamas. 

You wanna spew cartoon narratives, you go right ahead. But the grownup world is nowhere close to the **** that you are leaning into with your cartoon narrative.

I see how you still cling to conspiracy theories.  How are is the chem trail thingy doing?  ;)

*Huey » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

5 minutes ago

I see how you still cling to conspiracy theories.  How are is the chem trail thingy doing?  

I see that you are chimp-trained to call y reference to ISRAELI NEWS STORIES as "conspiracy theories" - seems a tad anti-emitic to me, hew hater. Why do you **** on top israeli newspapers and call their reportage "conspiracy theories"?

I see that you are a mediocrity who ignores that he, too, "clings" to conspiracy theories. Would you like a list of the "conspiracy theoiries" that you have subscribed to? Signify, ***.
 

jerrab » 33 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

33 minutes ago

qatar and other me countries want to rebuild gaza for the people in gaza.

yep....they want to keep those Gaza Rats in Gaza.

They will build, lie, cheat, steal and pay thru the nose not to have Gaza Rats on their soil.

Gaza Rats are crazy **** nut jobs who destabilize everywhere they go.

No one wants Gaza Rats....it's a wonder Joos tolerate them.

Maybe the Joos should do a surprise attack and wipe out the Gaza Rats...

No one of any importance would care.....and it would solve "Irsael's Rat Problem"

Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 5:59 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 5:59 pm

Define woman.   

Run.

I know this one...



Aaaah...basketball player or swimmer?  Pitchman for Bud Light or steals high end luggage at the airport.

I feel confident that I'll get an "A" on this one.     
 

*Huey » Today, 9:58 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 9:58 am

jerrab left out something? Say it ain't so.....

trump knows you are cold hearted and don't care about poor people but what he does not tell you how this bill would affect everyone but millionaires.

he leaves this part out
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Analysis of Trump's Bill and Its Impact on Social SecurityTo determine whether Trump's bill will bankrupt Social Security, we need to examine the provisions of the bill and their potential effects on Social Security's finances.The bill in question is a comprehensive package that includes tax cuts, changes to the government's social safety net, and new Washington spending [1]. One of the key aspects of the bill is its impact on Social Security.According to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), President Trump's campaign proposals, including those in the bill, would worsen Social Security's finances [3]. Specifically, the CRFB found that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's ten-year cash shortfall by $2.3 trillion through FY 2035 and advance insolvency by three years, from FY 2034 to FY 2031 [3].The CRFB analysis highlights several provisions in Trump's proposals that would negatively impact Social Security's finances. These include eliminating taxation of Social Security benefits, ending taxes on tips and overtime, imposing tariffs, and expanding deportations [3].The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that the Social Security trust funds will be insolvent by FY 2034, at which point benefits will be cut by 23% [3]. Trump's proposals would hasten this insolvency, potentially leading to even more severe benefit cuts.ConclusionThe bill will likely have a negative impact on Social Security's finances and may hasten its insolvency. The CRFB's analysis suggests that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's cash shortfall and accelerate the depletion of its trust funds.



 

*Huey » Today, 9:58 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 9:58 am

jerrab left out something? Say it ain't so.....

trump takes advantage of your hateful nature and knows that you do not care about your grandchildren or children because people losing medicaid is first on your agenda.  --------------------------------------------------------

Analysis of Trump's Bill and Its Impact on Social SecurityTo determine whether Trump's bill will bankrupt Social Security, we need to examine the provisions of the bill and their potential effects on Social Security's finances.The bill in question is a comprehensive package that includes tax cuts, changes to the government's social safety net, and new Washington spending [1]. One of the key aspects of the bill is its impact on Social Security.According to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), President Trump's campaign proposals, including those in the bill, would worsen Social Security's finances [3]. Specifically, the CRFB found that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's ten-year cash shortfall by $2.3 trillion through FY 2035 and advance insolvency by three years, from FY 2034 to FY 2031 [3].The CRFB analysis highlights several provisions in Trump's proposals that would negatively impact Social Security's finances. These include eliminating taxation of Social Security benefits, ending taxes on tips and overtime, imposing tariffs, and expanding deportations [3].The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that the Social Security trust funds will be insolvent by FY 2034, at which point benefits will be cut by 23% [3]. Trump's proposals would hasten this insolvency, potentially leading to even more severe benefit cuts.ConclusionThe bill will likely have a negative impact on Social Security's finances and may hasten its insolvency. The CRFB's analysis suggests that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's cash shortfall and accelerate the depletion of its trust funds.

 
 

jerrab » 15 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

15 minutes ago

trump knows you are cold hearted and don't care about poor people but what he does not tell you how this bill would affect everyone but millionaires.

he leaves this part out
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Analysis of Trump's Bill and Its Impact on Social SecurityTo determine whether Trump's bill will bankrupt Social Security, we need to examine the provisions of the bill and their potential effects on Social Security's finances.The bill in question is a comprehensive package that includes tax cuts, changes to the government's social safety net, and new Washington spending [1]. One of the key aspects of the bill is its impact on Social Security.According to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), President Trump's campaign proposals, including those in the bill, would worsen Social Security's finances [3]. Specifically, the CRFB found that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's ten-year cash shortfall by $2.3 trillion through FY 2035 and advance insolvency by three years, from FY 2034 to FY 2031 [3].The CRFB analysis highlights several provisions in Trump's proposals that would negatively impact Social Security's finances. These include eliminating taxation of Social Security benefits, ending taxes on tips and overtime, imposing tariffs, and expanding deportations [3].The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that the Social Security trust funds will be insolvent by FY 2034, at which point benefits will be cut by 23% [3]. Trump's proposals would hasten this insolvency, potentially leading to even more severe benefit cuts.ConclusionThe bill will likely have a negative impact on Social Security's finances and may hasten its insolvency. The CRFB's analysis suggests that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's cash shortfall and accelerate the depletion of its trust funds.

trump knows you are cold hearted and don't care about poor people but what he does not tell you how this bill would affect everyone but millionaires.

Don't care about poor people?  Yet you are the one against a bill that won't raise their taxes.  Their tips won't be taxes.  Their overtime won't be taxed.  **** you and your faux support.

jerrab » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

7 minutes ago

trump takes advantage of your hateful nature and knows that you do not care about your grandchildren or children because people losing medicaid is first on your agenda.  --------------------------------------------------------

Analysis of Trump's Bill and Its Impact on Social SecurityTo determine whether Trump's bill will bankrupt Social Security, we need to examine the provisions of the bill and their potential effects on Social Security's finances.The bill in question is a comprehensive package that includes tax cuts, changes to the government's social safety net, and new Washington spending [1]. One of the key aspects of the bill is its impact on Social Security.According to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), President Trump's campaign proposals, including those in the bill, would worsen Social Security's finances [3]. Specifically, the CRFB found that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's ten-year cash shortfall by $2.3 trillion through FY 2035 and advance insolvency by three years, from FY 2034 to FY 2031 [3].The CRFB analysis highlights several provisions in Trump's proposals that would negatively impact Social Security's finances. These include eliminating taxation of Social Security benefits, ending taxes on tips and overtime, imposing tariffs, and expanding deportations [3].The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that the Social Security trust funds will be insolvent by FY 2034, at which point benefits will be cut by 23% [3]. Trump's proposals would hasten this insolvency, potentially leading to even more severe benefit cuts.ConclusionThe bill will likely have a negative impact on Social Security's finances and may hasten its insolvency. The CRFB's analysis suggests that Trump's proposals would increase Social Security's cash shortfall and accelerate the depletion of its trust funds.

And more BS from the arsehole who wants to increase taxes on the poor.

 

*Huey » 19 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

19 minutes ago

And more BS from the arsehole who wants to increase taxes on the poor.

more bs from the mother **** who wants billionaires to pay as less taxes as possible.