They're stealing with both hands now.

These pages have been very clear about how bad this bill is. These people are shameless.

Not only is the tax bill worse than what was being discussed in mid-November additional ancillary policies meant for the upper classes will compound current and future troubles for the working class. One example - look at what Trump's labor department is proposing - a proposed rule that would allow an employer to legally pocket waitstaff tips as long as the tipped waitstaff earns the minimum wage.

Another example - what does this tax bill do to state and local revenue streams as a consequence of capping federal tax deductions for state and local taxes at $10,000? Fitch ratings has thoughts.

Finally - now that the GOP refuses to invest in the Children's Health Insurance Program and is forcing states to pay for coverage, what kinds of cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and other public health programs will be necessitated as the GOP uses funding CHIP as a bargaining chip?

Seeing the threat clearly is critical and perhaps motivational enough to last longer than election cycles.

Organize, donate funds, door knock, support those in the breach, prepare for "fixing the debt" and a probable Muller/Rosenstein firing.

Also, forgot about this one. Back door, taxpayer funded vouchers that bypass pesky state laws:

NYT: Yes, You Really Can Pay for Private School With 529 Plans Now

Also:

"U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, among others, has argued that the change to 529s is a win for school choice. In part, the move satisfies the desire among some conservatives to expand the playing field for school choice without instituting a new federally backed school choice program."

Trump just admitted the GOP’s tax cuts were deceptively sold

While talking about the corporate tax rate being cut from 35 percent to 21 percent, Trump said, “That's probably the biggest factor in our plan.”
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Trump's second admission was about the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate being repealed in the bill. Apparently eager to argue that this constituted his having cut taxes and slain Obamacare in one fell swoop (after Congress came up short on Obamacare this year), he argued that repealing the individual mandate was basically the same as repealing Obamacare.

I hope the younger generation / cashless society will get in the habit of carrying dollar bills to leave as tips.

Jeesh, how low can you go?