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" ... But Biden's plan would cost a lot of money. He proposes paying for a lot of it by repealing the Republican tax cuts on the highest earners. The problem with that is that the Republicans never paid for those tax cuts––they just added the cost of that $1 trillion tax cut to the deficit. So, Biden isn't really paying for his health care plan, he's just transferring the Republican's deficit spending on a favorite priority––tax cuts––to a Democratic favored priority––health care benefit expansion. ... "
" ... It is hard to find in all the discussion about repealing or limiting Section 230 any suggestion that Congress should pass a new law to make hate speech or misinformation a crime. But without doing that, how would fiddling with Section 230 do anything about hate speech or misinformation? Lawmakers could try to make online companies liable for distributing legal speech, but it seems foolish, not to say unconstitutional, to impose penalties on the distributor of legal speech, but let the speaker off scot-free. ... "
" ... Overall, the president-elect’s business tax proposals are a combination of complex takeaways and giveaways that overall raise taxes and reduce, and in some cases, eliminate current advantages of foreign relative to domestic investment. Biden could achieve largely the same goals in a far simpler way by keeping the corporate rate close to 21 percent, repealing the tax deduction for FDII, and moving to a worldwide system. ... "
" ... Romney also floated the idea of repealing ObamaCare through the budget reconciliation process. But there's reason to be skeptical. He once called RomneyCare a "model for the nation." And in his book "No Apology," he argued that the much of the Massachusetts plan applied to other states. ... "
" ... “[I]t is highly unlikely that legislation fully repealing the WEP and GPO laws will pass the House – never mind the US Senate, where a 60 vote majority is needed to pass legislation. As has been the case throughout the 37 year history of reform efforts, full repeal legislation is unlikely to pass Congress. ... "