[Rome2000]

Right, corporate deductions on the property tax they pay are untouched but W-2 Schmendricks are now capped at 10K, just cause Cohn and Mnuchin say so.

LOL

A shitstorm of unprecedented proportion is about to come down on the GOP, this and the loss of SALT will stop BILLIONS of dollars in new housing construction that was about to start.

But hey, Goldman Sachs got their 30 pieces of Silver, the GOYIM can PISS OFF.

[Aliska]

Yeah, you sound like you REALLY get it, the elephants in the room we can't talk about but your codeword worked lol. I heard them talking about the changes on Larry Kudlow, Bob Brinker or both. I'll check into more of it as it goes along.

SALT = Strategic Arms Limitation Talks is all I can find, not wanting to bother you. But that doesn't seem like it would adversely impact new housing construction directly anyway.

I care about it because I care about jobs and the economy even though those no longer apply to me personally except some deductions. I wish you would be wrong but even if it isn't that bad, Trump and the Republicans have to get blamed for everything. I thought Trump would do better than that, regret that I got impatient and muttered to my daughter they should just get a bill out there and amend it later. I know that could spell trouble, too.

I understand a whole lot about taxes having done them for H&R Block and kept up but am no expert at some of the finer points I haven't had to deal with, have my own prepared by a CPA now. But when talk comes around to deductions and itemizing, I understand it and what all can be included and the pitfalls and limitations of the medical, etc. Anyway, as it went along, I got this sinking feeling in my stomach thinking I don't like them taking all that away because it doesn't sound like the "improvements" amount to anything.