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This is from my Virginia Obamacare plan choices.
Who is buying this plan? Comes out to $67,000 per year in premiums!
Ask me what the cheapest Carefirst plan costs.
Who is buying this plan? Comes out to $67,000 per year in premiums!
Ask me what the cheapest Carefirst plan costs.
Thanks to @SpeakerJohnson we have:
—a permanent set of personal and family business tax rates
—permanent small business tax relief
—permanent big death tax exemption
—permanent full expensing
—permanent HSA expansion
—permanent child tax credit expansion
—permanent AMT relief
—permanent international tax reform
—Green New Deal ended
—Obamacare reform
—permanent student loan reform
—Medicaid and SNAP work requirements and fraud protections
—Trump Accounts
—permanent school choice tax credit
—permanent end to IRS Venmo snooping and the IRS audit slush fund
Well done.
—a permanent set of personal and family business tax rates
—permanent small business tax relief
—permanent big death tax exemption
—permanent full expensing
—permanent HSA expansion
—permanent child tax credit expansion
—permanent AMT relief
—permanent international tax reform
—Green New Deal ended
—Obamacare reform
—permanent student loan reform
—Medicaid and SNAP work requirements and fraud protections
—Trump Accounts
—permanent school choice tax credit
—permanent end to IRS Venmo snooping and the IRS audit slush fund
Well done.
.@WSJ Editoral Board on @SpeakerJohnson's service to our nation:
"The country owes a debt to the Congressman from Louisiana for taking on a nearly impossible job, and the country is better for his influence."View quoted post on X
"Lame-duck Republican majorities could show their willingness to address Americans’ concerns by voting to repeal every tariff imposed in the past two years (or at least limit them to areas of true strategic importance).
"Such a gesture would be the start of an affordability agenda worthy of the name, and a step toward healing the GOP’s wounded reputation for sound economic stewardship."
"Such a gesture would be the start of an affordability agenda worthy of the name, and a step toward healing the GOP’s wounded reputation for sound economic stewardship."
