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America’s health care providers are speaking out against the GOP tax scam bill that will trigger billions of dollars in statutory cuts to Medicare and essential government resources next year. Take a look at their letters to Leader McConnell here:

Someone should let the GOP – you know, the self-proclaimed party of business – know that 1,500 of America’s small businesses oppose their GOP tax scam. See the letter below and click here to see the full list of signatories:  
 

Right now, Senate Republicans are planning to vote on their tax scam today. There’s only one problem: there. is. no. bill.
 

Republicans have a habit of making promises they can’t keep, and the GOP tax scam is no different. Here’s a look at how four of the promises they made about the proposal fall short, courtesy of NBC News:
 

We’ve been urging our friends across the aisle to follow regular order and pursue bipartisan tax reform.

You would think that Republicans would’ve learned after their failed TrumpCare vote that rushing a bill to the Floor that their own party hasn’t reached agreement on isn’t going to work out well for them. But here we are.

Man, these headlines cannot be what Leader McConnell was hoping to see this morning.

Deficit hawks—we’ve got news for you and you’re not going to like it. Both the Peter G. Peterson Foundation and the Center for a Responsible Federal Budget had some harsh criticism of the GOP Tax Scam: