WE know.

[madamesilverspurs]

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[Hoyt]

1. Its not a good tax bill, but most of middle class will see more money in their paycheck.

I’d find another way to attack the tax plan, because it sure will look like a tax cut to most who don’t think beyond pay day. It’s not a fair or good tax cut long-term, but it sure will look like one.

[House of Roberts]

3. They can muck around with the withholding tables,

and make people THINK they got a tax cut. You fill out a new W4, use the same number of exemptions, and see more money for the same hours and wage. You won't realize the truth until you file your taxes in 2019, after the 2018 election.

[Hoyt]

6. For most people under $150,000 or so, they will get more in paycheck monthly and will

still be positive after reconciling with 2019 tax return.

Attacking it that way is like telling some white wing ignoramus that global warming exists white it’s a new low in his area. Better find another way to attack this plan, like calling it climate change rather than global warming.

[doc03]

4. I agree Democrats better find another way to attack the tax plan. I figured my

taxes out for next year and I will save $72 per month and I am middle class. I think Democrats should have pounded on the deficit in my
opinion. There was a huge deficit built in every year from the Bush tax cuts and this adds $1.5 trillion more.
I don't know the numbers but I am guessing with the Bush tax cuts and these tax cuts the debt has to increase
at least $6 to 8 trillion the next ten years.

[More_Cowbell]

2. You mean: "think beyond pay day for a few years."

Those individual "cuts" will disappear.

[RainCaster]

5. This is a TRILLION AND A HALF in debt brought to you by the GOP

That's all it is. Say it loud and long. Never forget it.