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Tom Rinaldo

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6. Republicans are the ones who set a cut off date for their tax cuts for the rich to expire

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Tue Oct 14, 2025, 04:24 PM

Oct 14

This year the budget they passed along strict partisan lines made them permanent. In that same budget they refused to extend the ACA subsidies. Why did you originally put an expiration date on your tax cuts, Mike? And why was it more important to make give billionaires a huge break this year than to keep health care affordable for hard working Americans?

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Mike Johnson slams Obamacare funds as a 'boondoggle' as shutdown drags on [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 14 OP

Up is down with these nasty snakes Blues Heron Oct 14 #1

Covid's a boondoggle? BOSSHOG Oct 14 #2

Mike Johnson has government health insurance Johonny Oct 14 #3

Insurance premiums increases has MORE to do with Administrative issues than actual healthcare, Mike! ProudMNDemocrat Oct 14 #4

Not really accurate EdmondDantes_ Oct 14 #7

They put an expiration date on the enhanced subsidies to make it politically viable. maxsolomon Oct 14 #5

Republicans are the ones who set a cut off date for their tax cuts for the rich to expire Tom Rinaldo Oct 14 #6