Blundering Trump drives diesel fuel to all-time high of $6.27/gal. Before MAGA's Iran War diesel was $3.68/gal.

Wait till the REST of the BBB kicks in after the mid terms.
I still want to know what is in it that the Republicans put off putting all of it into effect till AFTER the mid terms.
Has anybody besides me tried to read it?
It has hundreds, of changes in it , it would take an ARMY of lawyers to figure it out,
We do know the cuts in medicare and medicaid don't all go into effect till after the mid term . I wonder how much it is going to hurt Americans and from what I have read MAGA states down south are going to get hit hard.
When it does and the MAGAS down there start crying all I can say is you got what you voted for no suffer you MORONS.
Seeing as how your highest reading level is kindergarten, post your source. The average conservative will read it in 30 seconds or less.
 
Wait till the REST of the BBB kicks in after the mid terms. I still want to know what is in it that the Republicans put off putting all of it into effect till AFTER the mid terms. Has anybody besides me tried to read it? It has hundreds, of changes in it , it would take an ARMY of lawyers to figure it out, We do know the cuts in medicare and medicaid don't all go into effect till after the mid term . I wonder how much it is going to hurt Americans and from what I have read MAGA states down south are going to get hit hard. When it does and the MAGAS down there start crying all I can say is you got what you voted for no suffer you MORONS.

"We"?

Say, jump in your truck and see if if Chief Pump-um-gas on the res can explain things to you. :thup:
 
OK. Read it. Zero to do with you bullshit. Want to try again?

He didn't even link the actual law.

P.L. 119-21 is a reconciliation law that makes the 2017 individual and business tax cut structure permanent, layers temporary 2025–28 “no tax on tips/overtime/car loans/seniors” and a five-year SALT bump, pays for part of that with Medicaid/SNAP/ACA and green-credit rollbacks, funds a large border-and-defense surge, and lifts the debt ceiling by $5 trillion — conventionally adding a multi-trillion deficit, dynamically claimed by the White House to lower debt/GDP if growth and tariffs arrive on schedule.
 
He didn't even link the actual law.

P.L. 119-21 is a reconciliation law that makes the 2017 individual and business tax cut structure permanent, layers temporary 2025–28 “no tax on tips/overtime/car loans/seniors” and a five-year SALT bump, pays for part of that with Medicaid/SNAP/ACA and green-credit rollbacks, funds a large border-and-defense surge, and lifts the debt ceiling by $5 trillion — conventionally adding a multi-trillion deficit, dynamically claimed by the White House to lower debt/GDP if growth and tariffs arrive on schedule.
He/she/it can reference every Tranny statue by heart though.....Hmmmmm...
 
He didn't even link the actual law.

P.L. 119-21 is a reconciliation law that makes the 2017 individual and business tax cut structure permanent, layers temporary 2025–28 “no tax on tips/overtime/car loans/seniors” and a five-year SALT bump, pays for part of that with Medicaid/SNAP/ACA and green-credit rollbacks, funds a large border-and-defense surge, and lifts the debt ceiling by $5 trillion — conventionally adding a multi-trillion deficit, dynamically claimed by the White House to lower debt/GDP if growth and tariffs arrive on schedule.
 
TBird is molting.


TBird as hanging judge — “suffer you MORONS.”


The molting post, compressed:


  • The rest of the BBB lands after the midterms.
  • Republicans hid the painful parts until then.
  • Nobody has read the hundreds of changes.
  • Medicare and Medicaid cuts wait until after November 2026.
  • Southern MAGA states take the hit.
  • You voted for it.



BBB timing is not “nothing until after the midterms.” A lot already hit:


ClockWhat’s live or soon
July 4, 2025 onwardTax rates, standard deduction, CTC bump, bonus depreciation, R&D expensing, tips/OT/car/senior deductions, SALT $40k window, energy-credit rollbacks, SNAP work-rule statute (USDA told states to implement by Nov 2025)
FY2027 (Oct 2026)SNAP admin match flips: states pay 75% of admin
Jan 1, 2027 (default)Medicaid “community engagement” / 80-hour work rule for expansion-age adults 19–64. States may go earlier (NE already did; IA, MT scheduled). HHS can grant delay to end-2028
FY2028SNAP benefit state match 0–15% by error rate
Tax year 2029 / 2030SALT cap heads back toward $10k; some temp tax goodies die after 2028



So the molt is half-right on Medicaid work rules: the big coverage cliff is built for calendar 2027, which is after Nov 2026.

That is a classic reconciliation phase-in, not a secret codicil.

It is not true that “Medicare cuts” sit in the same bin.

P.L. 119-21’s health hit is overwhelmingly Medicaid + marketplace rules, not a Medicare benefit cut of the Social Security/Medicare “they’re ending Grandma” type. Mixing the two is the tell that the molt is performing for the sex-pest Cypress tribe not briefing a committee.


“MAGA South gets hit hardest” is also sloppy.

Work-rule pain tracks Medicaid expansion enrollment, not red/blue yard signs. Expansion South (LA, KY, AR, OK, NC, VA, etc.) is exposed.

Non-expansion holdouts (TX, FL, GA except waiver pockets, AL, MS, TN except waiver slivers) have a thinner expansion population to lose.

Florida’s senior housing stack is more Medicare than Medicaid-expansion adult.

If the target is “red states suffer,” the map is expansion status, not MAGA density.

“Army of lawyers / nobody read it” is forum blather.

CRS, JCT (JCS-1-26), CBO, KFF, and CMS have all read it. I just did.

The only load-bearing sentence worth keeping is the January 2027 Medicaid work-rule date.

Everything else in #57 is surplus Tbird avian cage-rage — Medicare conflation, “all of it after midterms,” and the Southern-moron coda. Those get Tbird dog- piled by anyone with a calendar.
 
Wrongo, deshy-O
That's going to change, to the betterment of America, watch.
Lemme tell you something: Trump knows what's what, and you have been being a retard. And it will be better for you whether you like it or not.
trump is bringing the Kennedy Center to the brink of bankruptcy. What a businessman!
 
trump is bringing the Kennedy Center to the brink of bankruptcy. What a businessman!


That’s not an argument. That’s a reflex.

She wandered into a diesel thread, ignored the statute, the CBP, the $257 million appropriation, the 1996 dead pumps, and the September 4 plaster drop, and dropped the only line her kitty kit has left: Trump businessman bad.

The Kennedy Center’s books were a federal memorial plus a subscription house long before this Board existed.

Calling that “bringing it to bankruptcy” while skipping thirty years of drip-feed capital and a ceiling that actually fell is fanfic with a byline.

A businessman didn’t rust the soffits.

Congress appropriated repair money last July. Conflating those things into one snarky sneer is how you post when you don’t know an appropriation from an obligation and don’t intend to learn.

If you want “brink of bankruptcy,” here's the fact packet: payroll weeks, revenue miss, artist cancellations.

If she wants “Trump, what a businessman,” she still has to explain the deteriorating physical plant that predates him.

One sentence that does neither is not a roast of Trump. It’s a bumper sticker that got lost on page 4.
 
That’s not an argument. That’s a reflex.

She wandered into a diesel thread, ignored the statute, the CBP, the $257 million appropriation, the 1996 dead pumps, and the September 4 plaster drop, and dropped the only line her kitty kit has left: Trump businessman bad.

The Kennedy Center’s books were a federal memorial plus a subscription house long before this Board existed.

Calling that “bringing it to bankruptcy” while skipping thirty years of drip-feed capital and a ceiling that actually fell is fanfic with a byline.

A businessman didn’t rust the soffits.

Congress appropriated repair money last July. Conflating those things into one snarky sneer is how you post when you don’t know an appropriation from an obligation and don’t intend to learn.

If you want “brink of bankruptcy,” here's the fact packet: payroll weeks, revenue miss, artist cancellations.

If she wants “Trump, what a businessman,” she still has to explain the deteriorating physical plant that predates him.

One sentence that does neither is not a roast of Trump. It’s a bumper sticker that got lost on page 4.
Pardon me, Professor Pedant. I forgot to link up.

 
If trump gets his $5k stimulus check, that will probably push the budget above $10 trillion for the first time in history. We went through the pandemic without going above $10 trillion.
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I saw someplace DAMO saying that he thinks that those who open threads get more say than the rest of us where threads go.

I say this is a bad idea.
 
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