Democratic Congress Member Garcia

If my understanding is correct, failure to extend this policy will result in an increase in the number of uninsured Americans. Is that right? That's correct, sir.

You know, it's like it's like as they say, it's like bizarro world where you're just an. what completely two opposite worlds. You've got the Republicans saying the big, beautiful bill, and it's gonna improve the economy. It's gonna do all these great things. And then you have the Democrats like myself saying, this is gonna massively increase the deficit.

You know, it's like it's like as they say, it's like bizarro world where you're just an. what completely two opposite worlds. You've got the Republicans saying the big, beautiful bill, and it's gonna improve the economy. It's gonna do all these great things. And then you have the Democrats like myself saying, this is gonna massively increase the deficit.

You know, it's like it's like as they say, it's like bizarro world where you're just an. what completely two opposite worlds. You've got the Republicans saying the big, beautiful bill, and it's gonna improve the economy. It's gonna do all these great things. And then you have the Democrats like myself saying, this is gonna massively increase the deficit.

You say you wanna be the party working class, but you're cutting the taxes for the wealthiest people in the United States of America again. You're paying for it, by kicking people off of their health insurance, some of the people that need it the most, almost 14 million people estimated by the Congressional Budget Office.

You say you wanna be the party working class, but you're cutting the taxes for the wealthiest people in the United States of America again. You're paying for it, by kicking people off of their health insurance, some of the people that need it the most, almost 14 million people estimated by the Congressional Budget Office.

You say you wanna be the party working class, but you're cutting the taxes for the wealthiest people in the United States of America again. You're paying for it, by kicking people off of their health insurance, some of the people that need it the most, almost 14 million people estimated by the Congressional Budget Office.

And there's a whole bunch of provisions that they promised they were gonna do. For me, the state and local tax deduction is the big one that the president said, we're gonna get the state and local tax deduction back. And they're not doing it. They're only increasing it from 10,000 to 15,000, 30,000 if you're married.

And there's a whole bunch of provisions that they promised they were gonna do. For me, the state and local tax deduction is the big one that the president said, we're gonna get the state and local tax deduction back. And they're not doing it. They're only increasing it from 10,000 to 15,000, 30,000 if you're married.

And there's a whole bunch of provisions that they promised they were gonna do. For me, the state and local tax deduction is the big one that the president said, we're gonna get the state and local tax deduction back. And they're not doing it. They're only increasing it from 10,000 to 15,000, 30,000 if you're married.

But there's at least four Republicans that have come out and said, we're not voting for this bill unless you make it higher. So it's just, it's the same old divided system. why can't we just like sit down and work together with each other? Why do you have to reduce the taxes for people who make a million dollars a year from 39.6 down to 37? I mean, why? You know, they don't need it.

But there's at least four Republicans that have come out and said, we're not voting for this bill unless you make it higher. So it's just, it's the same old divided system. why can't we just like sit down and work together with each other? Why do you have to reduce the taxes for people who make a million dollars a year from 39.6 down to 37? I mean, why? You know, they don't need it.

But there's at least four Republicans that have come out and said, we're not voting for this bill unless you make it higher. So it's just, it's the same old divided system. why can't we just like sit down and work together with each other? Why do you have to reduce the taxes for people who make a million dollars a year from 39.6 down to 37? I mean, why? You know, they don't need it.

And you can pay for some other good stuff.

And you can pay for some other good stuff.

And you can pay for some other good stuff.

Well, Trump came out and said, you know, 100% of the tips are going to be yours. And so what's going to happen is you're going to have to continue to report your tips. You're going to have to pay your Social Security tax and the other taxes you pay, they're your payroll taxes. Your employer is going to have to pay those taxes.

Well, Trump came out and said, you know, 100% of the tips are going to be yours. And so what's going to happen is you're going to have to continue to report your tips. You're going to have to pay your Social Security tax and the other taxes you pay, they're your payroll taxes. Your employer is going to have to pay those taxes.

Well, Trump came out and said, you know, 100% of the tips are going to be yours. And so what's going to happen is you're going to have to continue to report your tips. You're going to have to pay your Social Security tax and the other taxes you pay, they're your payroll taxes. Your employer is going to have to pay those taxes.

And then when it comes time for your income tax at the end, they're going to say, oh, you don't have to pay the other taxes on those. But the taxes are