Red Mosquito

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Incomplete, obviously, but:

Don't forget the part about using deductions to create a legal framework establishing unborn babies' legal rights hint hint.

Bi_3 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Incomplete, obviously, but:

Don't forget the part about using deductions to create a legal framework establishing unborn babies' legal rights hint hint.

Is this the new redirect away from the fact the middle class (outside of Cali) actually does get a tax cut?

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Incomplete, obviously, but:

Don't forget the part about using deductions to create a legal framework establishing unborn babies' legal rights hint hint.

Is this the new redirect away from the fact the middle class (outside of Cali) actually does get a tax cut?

I'd say reverse. The tax cut is a distractiin away from items like this and a few others.

Also, it won't survive the Byrd Rule. That's not an opinion. The bill that eventually gets voted on in the senate will have to be drastically changed, and that extra money won't come from additional taxing of the rich.

McParadigm wrote:This "what will happen" stuff is pretty useless.

Most people didn't think ANYTHING was gonna come of this, until very recently.

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Incomplete, obviously, but:

Don't forget the part about using deductions to create a legal framework establishing unborn babies' legal rights hint hint.

Is this the new redirect away from the fact the middle class (outside of Cali) actually does get a tax cut?

I'd say reverse. The tax cut is a distractiin away from items like this and a few others.

Also, it won't survive the Byrd Rule. That's not an opinion. The bill that eventually gets voted on in the senate will have to be drastically changed, and that extra money won't come from additional taxing of the rich.

The lives of all involved in the Russia matter changed drastically on Monday. Some will get suspicious as to who they talk to; some will lose sleep over emails or phone calls they have made. Spouses will warn them not to be the last person to not cooperate. So will blustering attorneys, who will exclaim publicly their clients are innocent while offering them to the authorities as federal witnesses in exchange for time.

Even made Mafia members now routinely cooperate in criminal cases; everyone looks out for themselves. Washington is no different. Any remaining conspirators in the Russia collusion investigation will end up cooperating under pressure. If they’re resistant, investigators can promise them a Rule 35 appearance, which is when investigators testify on behalf of a convict—due to their cooperation—to help them get released early. Just that promise, alone, might be all a witness needs to provide evidence that could bring down a president.

Joe Navarro is a former FBI special agent and counterintelligence supervisor.