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You might want to check out the reputation of that website before you post it as some sort of authority.
So in future discussions, you will accept The Hill, The New York Times and CNBC as solid sources of information, correct?LOL! Suddenly now you're worried about the reputation of news sources (politico Trump rape story).
All these sources look pretty solid to me.
Trump Economy
November
Mining up 28.6% - Leads the Nation in Growth
Trump Protects U.S. Intellectual Property in China
Broadcom will move back to U.S. — and bring tax money with it
US private sector added 235,000 jobs in Oct - Beats Expectations
Trump Government
November
Trump Shuts Down CIA funding of Syrian Rebels
House Passes Tax Bill in Major Step Toward Overhaul
This is going to break your heard, but liberal predators are dropping like flies (Matt Lauer the latest.
Liberal predators are dropping like flies because liberals hold them accountable....
Thank you for that belly laugh. I'll trust you were being sarcastic.
If all the signs are correct, we'll be adding tax cuts to the list. Even Traitor McCain seems to be on board (probably because he's not in a spoiler position). Only Corker is holding out.
McConnell Says Republicans Have the Votes to Pass the Tax Bill
• Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, said “we have the votes” and the Senate will begin voting later today.
• Senator Susan Collins of Maine said she has secured the changes she needs to vote yes. For example, the bill will now include a $10,000 deduction for state and local property taxes.
• Three previous Republican holdouts — Senators Jeff Flake of Arizona, Steve Daines of Montana and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin — threw their support behind the bill.
• An effort by Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee to include future tax increases to offset the deficit impact of the bill was rejected by Senate leadership, prompting Mr. Corker to say he is unable to support the legislation.
• Lawmakers are now considering reinstating a modified version of the alternative minimum tax on individuals and on corporations.