$1.5 Trillion GOP Tax Cut Thread

[PoliticalShelter]

I like how people are assuming these college educated a Trump supporters are all a bunch of Rino Tom types.

Just leaving this graph here should debunk this theory:

[PoliticalShelter]

What evidence that a tax bill that has about 25% approval rating is going to be extemely popular in red states? Let alone in the rest of the country.

I imagine that the tax bill will be met with mostly apathy in red states in all likelihood.

[PoliticalShelter]

Ah looking forward to when the rich pay 60% in taxes in 2021. This will boomerang right back on them.

None of the Democrats that you support for 2020 would ever do that.

Democrats basically cannot do that based on their current makeup and disposition.

Well the GOP does a masterful job at stripping their own voters of their benefits and they still win their votes because of black people kneeling and Confederate statues or something lol

Considering the once attempt the GOP has made to try and reform social security ended in disaster, they really don't at the end of the day.

[PoliticalShelter]

Sorry for asking a stupid question. I haven't been following the tax debacle all that closely. How are the senate getting around the Byrd rule to pass this with 51 votes?

I'd like to see an answer to that too.

Also, why all this doomsday rhetoric from the Democrats? If I'm not mistaken the law takes effect in 2019 and if Democrats win the trifecta next year they can simply repeal it. There just won't be enough time for it to make irreparable damage.
And unlike ACA and the Republicans, I don't think this law will be much more popular by then.

How are democrats supposed to obtain the senate, house and presidency by 2019?