Critics slammed the bill, which would strip $14.3 billion in funds from the IRS.

  • @anewbeginning
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    231 year ago

    Maybe bills should be mandated to be about a single issue.

  • donuts
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    151 year ago

    Once again this is the part where Republicans stop talking about the national debt.

  • @thisisawayoflife
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    121 year ago

    Yeah that’s gonna be a no from me dawg. Fix that damned SALT cap too.

  • Seraph
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    91 year ago

    Would be so pleasing if after all these tax shenanigans we decide to tax them based on wealth instead of income, negating the decades of fucking over our tax law.

  • lettruthout
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    91 year ago

    Anyone here surprised at this?

  • @TheDoozer
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    21 year ago

    I would like to vote no on both.

  • Jaysyn
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    11 year ago

    Someone posted earlier that $14B was actually $2B more than what it costs to run the IRS yearly.

    • snooggums
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      31 year ago

      I assume it is spread over several years so that the IRS can still exist as an ineffective boogeyman for GOP voters.

      • Ghost33313
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        21 year ago

        Surely they would cut military spending instead since one of the biggest boogeyman (Russia) is proving to be a paper tiger… right? right?