Baz Ares
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Retiring Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker (R) said his vote on the GOP tax law could be one of the worst of his career if estimates that it will add $1.9 trillion to deficits over a decade prove correct.
“If it ends up costing what has been laid out here, it could well be one of the worst votes I’ve made,” he said at a Senate Budget Committee hearing on the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimate that produced the figure.
“I hope that is not the case, I hope there’s other data to assist, whether it’s jobs or growth or whatever,” Corker added.
Corker voted against a version of the GOP tax-cut bill in early December, and was the only Republican senator at the time to cast a “no” vote on the bill.
But he voted for the final bill after a House-Senate conference, joining the rest of his Senate GOP colleagues to support the legislation backed by President Trump.
He had initially held out in opposition over complaints that the bill added to the deficit.
Corker: Tax cuts could be 'one of the worst votes I've made'
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Poor, poor Crooked Cocker! Seems AGAIN the Dems will clean up your GOP messy with as few votes you made this BS 2017 Tax-funded deficit deal for the top 4% ![fu :fu: :fu:](/styles/smilies/fu.gif)
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BTW: GOP/DOPer
It will cost over 2.5 Trillion you let the 1% Steal! If not adjusted back to what it was before you sold out your voter base and America! To try to keep the GOP party together with the Douche DOPer Voter 35%.to win in the future.
“If it ends up costing what has been laid out here, it could well be one of the worst votes I’ve made,” he said at a Senate Budget Committee hearing on the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimate that produced the figure.
“I hope that is not the case, I hope there’s other data to assist, whether it’s jobs or growth or whatever,” Corker added.
Corker voted against a version of the GOP tax-cut bill in early December, and was the only Republican senator at the time to cast a “no” vote on the bill.
But he voted for the final bill after a House-Senate conference, joining the rest of his Senate GOP colleagues to support the legislation backed by President Trump.
He had initially held out in opposition over complaints that the bill added to the deficit.
Corker: Tax cuts could be 'one of the worst votes I've made'
![happy-1 :happy-1: :happy-1:](/styles/smilies/happy-1.gif)
![iagree :iagree: :iagree:](/styles/smilies/iagree.gif)
But...
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![asshole :asshole: :asshole:](/styles/smilies/asshole.gif)
BTW: GOP/DOPer
![asshole :asshole: :asshole:](/styles/smilies/asshole.gif)
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