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On Thursday’s Mark Levin show, The Republican tax reform plan is 85%
good but the whole theory behind it is somewhat schizophrenic. There
are tax cuts, but the elimination of some tax deductions and tax
credits are effectively a tax increase for some people. There should
be no increase in taxes for anybody. One thing this does not do,
which the Democrats are saying, it doesn’t give the rich a damn
thing. But the Republicans are sounding like good little Marxists.
They’re worried about class warfare rather than slashing taxes
across the board. In addition, John Solomon calls in to talk about
the Uranium One Deal. One of the main talking points of the
Democrats is that after they approved Uranium One, no uranium left
U.S. soil. However, the uranium was sent through the back door to
Canada and made its way to Russia. Also, what did Robert Mueller do
about this as he was FBI Director during the time of this deal? The
FBI won’t say what Mueller knew when which is incredible. Later,
Attorney’s for Paul Manafort defended him on Thursday as a
successful international consultant who has done nothing wrong and
poses no threat to fleeing the country. Now Robert Mueller is going
after Manafort’s insurance policy. They want to bankrupt him and
Rick Gates and try to drain their incomes. What Mueller is doing is
completely out of control and grotesque.

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On 11/02/2017 09:05 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:

On Thursday’s Mark Levin show, The Republican tax reform plan is 85%
good but the whole theory behind it is somewhat schizophrenic. There
are tax cuts, but the elimination of some tax deductions and tax
credits are effectively a tax increase for some people. There should
be no increase in taxes for anybody.

They are shifting taxes which is always the case.

If you have no increase then it's an increase on the next generation
that will be forced to pay a tax to pay the debt.

They need to cut social programs and cut taxes the same amount, that
will increase GDP. Shifting taxes will maybe create some better
efficiency but in the end, what it was supposed be was a net ZERO
increase and thereby it will be a net zero cut. Tax cuts that shift
taxes is OK but it won't get us out of this stagnation funk.

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That's Karma

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On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, Sen Al Franken is being accused of
kissing and groping Leeanne Tweeden. There is first hand evidence in
a photograph of Franken sexually harassing her which is repulsive.
Meanwhile, Roy Moore denies all allegations against him and disputes
that a note alleged to be written by him in a yearbook was actually
written by him. Gloria Allred is saying that a writing expert will
not be allowed to look at the yearbook until there is a
congressional hearing. Why doesn’t she just allow the yearbook to be
analyzed by writing experts? In the case of Franken there is
actually photographic evidence of assault. McConnell insisted that
Moore is to be expelled from the Senate if he was to win. Why isn’t
Franken being expelled from the U.S. Senate if this is the standard?
The evidence is overwhelming that Franken assaulted Tweeden while
she was asleep on a plane. Why the double standard from McConnell
and the Senate? They are instituting really important sexual
harassment training yet won’t expel Franken. The best the Senate and
McConnell can do is refer this case to the Senate Ethics Committee.
An allegation was made, evidence was obtained and an apology was
offered. Franken should resign. Also, McConnell and Cory Gardner do
not want the people of Alabama to make their own decision. The
people of Alabama are intelligent and will decide who their
representative will be. After that, the Republican tax bill was
passed in the House. The problem is not with the corporate tax but
with what is going to happen to individuals in this country. On the
individual side it is an absolute mess with personal exemptions and
certain deductions being eliminated. They should have just had cut
taxes across the board. Later, Bret Stephens is engaging in
character assassination by saying that Steve Bannon is bad for the
Jews, which is false because Bannon is pro-Israel and pro-Jew.

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