Ryan said that Congress will address Obamacare, make changes to the tax code, and roll back regulations.
Amen to that. Corporate America spends entirely too much money on safety glasses, marked exit signs and fire extinguishers.
Perhaps this time, the money that we give to billionaires via tax cuts will really trickle down.
Apparently Ryan didn’t read the memo:
Next year’s plan:
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Pull Trump International in DC from the edge of going bankrupt
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Secure the tax incentives for the new Trump tower at the new Taipei airport and commercial zone. Currently one
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Privatize our military academies under Trump U. and make it a charter school with vouchers.
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Help the Koch brothers build the Keystone pipeline
Holding my breath - NOT. It’s all trickling to Panama and the Cayman Islands.
Perhaps the Donald wants the government to lease his airplane instead?
GOP Suppoters on Medicare: Very disappointing. I want Trump to take away the tyranny of Medicare. We dont want it.
Inside the GOP bubble: If we win the election by campaigning on solutions and ideas, we will be ready to govern. And here we are.
In the real world: The GOP campaigns on anti-government, burn it down demagoguery. And here we are.
Let him fly coach !
So, circular wank-off it is then.
“We are a party of ideas.”
– House Speaker Paul Ryan, October 22, 2016
Satire still cannot be dead enough.
Please don’t forget food inspectors. The Food Safety Modernization Act is just more bureaucratic BS that prevents any sh*tty food processing plant with rotten, maggot ridden meat (ala The Jungle) to make its way to the free market. That stops now!
Yes, s/
They also need to repeal OSHAria laws.
We’re gonna deny you health care, take your money and give it to rich fucks, and poison your children.
Problem?
The race to the bottom begins!!
My grandmother, rest her soul, once told me, out of the blue, that she thought that I was born for war.
And here we are.
I guess she was right.
So we going back, way back to say the 1890s?
I’d say the 1830’s. You couldn’t legally own other people in the 1890’s.
In other words, exactly what they’ve been doing for the past 6 years. “Focus” seems to have little to do with passing actual legislation. Do you really think there will be substantive changes to the tax code other than reductions for the top 1%? Reducing regulations - oh well, there goes anything do to with consumer protections. They may actually do that.