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The GOP is criticizing #Trump's tariff policies, which erupted into a full-fledged trade war with China.
Republican leaders are cool a bill to limit President Donald Trump's ability to impose tariffs, which would likely have to overcome a veto.
Trump threatened more tariffs, while the U.S. already faces retaliation from Canada, Mexico, European Union, and other allies.
The wealthy do not like to pay taxes, so the Republican focus of the IRS from implementation distracts from developing new forms needed to determine how much taxpayers owe. It also hinders examinations and enforcement, which have suffered as appropriations have dwindled, as shown by reduced audit rates.
American senior citizens are now frightened more than ever before of running out of income during their retirement years.
The majority are worried about outliving their income more so than they are of dying.
Listening to the @GOP plans, their concerns are more well-founded today than ever before.
As many GOP conservatives understand it, environmental science is an enabler of dreaded government regulation.
Republicans have attacked mainstream scientific views and the threats to the American enterprise are profound.
The GOP is hell-bent on opening up public lands to the energy industry.
Ever since then it continues to be difficult to keep track of all the regulation rollbacks and revoked protections.
To stop the GOP War on Poor People, we need a moral movement. We need good jobs that pay a living wage.
We need an accurate assessment of who is poor based on adequate housing, health care, water, sanitation, child care, sufficient wages and how poverty goes hand in hand with social forces such as racism, militarism and environmental destruction.
The Republicans are marching together in support of a failed, hideously unpopular and massively regressive tax reform.
The results will be a permanent, gigantic financial benefit to the already whoppingly wealthy, with a pitiful cupful of crumbs for everyone else.
The Republicans do not trust DOJ, FBI, on The Mueller investigation. They do trust POTUS notwithstanding bankruptcies, fraud settlements, admitted sexual assaults, the litany of lies about everything from attacks on Americans to approval ratings.
Attempts to save Trump in the Russia probe to poll numbers indicating GOP voters would, indeed, support him even if he shot somebody, the party implicitly insists this self-interested individual is a good man.
The Republicans have introduced legislation to slash legal immigration.
The bills have ultimately fallen short of passage, but their preponderant support among the GOP led Congress has marked a telling shift in their center of gravity.
A risky and poorly thought out set of rules and regulations could possibly undermine the Internet and the vibrant business ecosystem which are built around it.
All because the GOP says social media is too hostile to Trumpian USA.
