The idea is that the tax cuts will stimulate the economy, resulting in more tax revenue. Also, if they can manage to cut a substantial amount of waste we might not go into debt much if at all.
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Wisconsin supreme court race: liberal Susan Crawford beats Musk-backed candidate
Liberal judge says victory is against ‘unprecedented attack on our democracy’ after defeating Brad Schimel in the most expensive judicial election in US historywww.theguardian.com
So......what's next? With Crawford in, will Gerrymandering result in House losing seats....will we lose the House? Then, back to impeachment proceedings.......recycle of the past total time waste. Tell me this country is not headed for a bloodbath.Wisconsin supreme court race: liberal Susan Crawford beats Musk-backed candidate
Liberal judge says victory is against ‘unprecedented attack on our democracy’ after defeating Brad Schimel in the most expensive judicial election in US history
I have good friends from there, think of it this way.....
I have also been curious abot this, does the republicans actually use their current Trifecta to make any new laws or is it just all the presidential decrees so far?
Most meaningful legislation requires a 2/3's vote in the senate to overcome a minority filibuster. The republicans are quite a ways from such a super majority. There is a work around called "reconciliation" which is a budget tool, created under the Congressional Budget Act of 1974, that enables Congress to advance specific fiscal policies by bypassing the Senate’s usual 60-vote filibuster threshold, requiring only a simple majority (51 votes) to pass. Normally it can only be used once or twice in a session. There is often a great deal of debate over the "fiscal" nature of many of the items crammed into such a bill.
