bripat9643
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Can you explain what you don't like about it. Besides the fact that it was written by people with a D next to their name, instead of an R.
It raises taxes and cuts less spending than the sequester. Furthermore, a higher percentage of the cuts are in defense. From the Republican point of view, and the taxpayer point of view, it's lose, lose, lose. The sequester smells like the sweetest rose compared to this turd.
It cuts less defense than the sequester does, you should be happy about that. And defense is easily cut by returning to pre-war levels. The wars are over, we can drop defense spending now.
I'll have to disagree on taxes. I think every deduction and loophole imaginable should be scrapped.
Who cares what you agree to? All that matters is what Republicans will agree to, and this ain't it. I'm perfectly willing to let the defense cuts go through if they take a real bite out of social spending. The Democrats have given up nothing in their bill. All the cuts are in programs Republicans favor. They might as well ask the Republicans to stick their dicks in a meat grinder.
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