(12-16-2017, 01:40 PM)rollerjag Wrote:

(12-15-2017, 09:15 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: It is legitimately tax reform that gives almost everyone a tax cut (has since been watered down a bit).
It isn't a negative against Trump and his supporters that Republicans hold the Senate, House, and White House.
This seriously flawed candidate was being touted as the most qualified Presidential candidate ever by the media. Barely winning against that kind of support isn't easily dismissed.

Why is it so hard for you to give credit to a President that is trying to help people keep more of their money? Why does that bother you so much?

Again, using opinion as fact. When will the madness end?

It is a fact that she was being touted as the most qualified candidate. It may not be fact that she was the most qualified, but the left and the media sure was trying to sell it. 

Credit is given where credit is due. I doubt Trump has more than a cursory knowledge of its content, beyond being "great" or "beautiful", but he will gladly hitch his wagon to a sure thing, and Trumpettes will cheer in unison.

I actually agree here. 

This is not tax reform, it's a tax cut with as many gimmicks included to get passed as was in the ACA.

Do as I say and not as I do?

What bothers me is the woman I recently helped sign up for insurance on the Marketplace and was surprised to learn why there was no affordable option.

There has NEVER been long term affordable healthcare through any version of the ACA. To say otherwise is being willfully ignorant or just plain stupid. My mom had private insurance with BCBS for well over a decade before the ACA became law. She looked into the marketplace to see if she could get it for less being as her and my stepdad are both retired. It actually cost more through the marketplace and she didn't qualify for any subsides to help pay for it. And she couldn't stay with some of her doctors who are specialists for medical issues she lives with. The ACA is a crapload of garbage.