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This LA Times headline says it all. How will the U.S. pay for the GOP tax scam that gives 83% of the tax cuts to the top 1%? With a $1.8 trillion price tag and enormous risks to the economy.  

Remember this?
 

This should come as a surprise to exactly no one, but the Trump Administration’s refusal to defend the Affordable Care Act in court and put coverage at risk for 133 million Americans is wildly unpopular with the American people. 

Republicans can add another 600 organizations to their list of Americans who are speaking out against GOP tax scam.

Republicans promised American workers would see wage increases and benefits from the GOP tax scam, but six months later, that couldn’t be further from the truth.

The President seems very confused as to why Republicans are in utter disarray over immigration, so Mr. Hoyer cleared some things up today:

Speaker Ryan could’ve let the House work its will through a bipartisan process – it would have been a whole lot less embarrassing than the complete chaos and disarray that is taking place now. But once again, Republican leadership chose a partisan path, can’t get to 218, and are now delaying a vote on a partisan bill. Another day in the well-oiled machine that is the GOP Congress:

Opposition to Speaker Ryan’s anti-immigrant bill is growing. Despite his claims, it’s clear that the bill does not solve the family separation crisis and 350 organizations are speaking out against it.