5 Absurd Overreactions to the Senate Passing Tax Reform

PJ Media ^ | 12/2/17 | Tyler O'Niell

[x1stcav]

In the wee hours of Saturday morning, the U.S. Senate passed a major tax reform bill. While the U.S. House of Representatives passed a version of the same bill, the two are not identical, so the measure now goes into a process called "reconciliation" before it hits the president's desk. Even so, liberals (and at least one former Republican) started freaking out, as if this bill were the end of the world.

Here are some of the most ridiculous responses to the passage of the tax bill. Enjoy!

[x1stcav]

They're beclowning themselves to no end. The amazing thing is that they're keeping up a torrid tempo...even on Sundays.

[Jim W N]

Can anyone boil this thing down to what changed in

1) Old vs. New tax ranges per income level and

2) Number of pages of Old Tax Code vs. number of pages of New Tax Code

?

[wbill]

To paraphrase Kurt Schilcter, these reactions are much easier to understand once you accept that these liberals hate us.

They hate all normal people, because we simply are what they never will be able to achieve.

[Dave911]

So right, they continue to escalate their insanity to unbelievable heights. But then after you scream Nazi for 16 months straight, where do you go from there?

[Libloather]

The writer concluded with a message to young people. "Millennials: move away if you can. USA is over. We killed it."

YES! May the winning never end!

[rockinqsranch]

Opinions are one thing. Liberalism is another.

[VeniVidiVici]

These whiners all promised to move away after the election. Why would they do so now?