Look, what we have here is a tax cut that will have definite effects in various ways, and it's up for a vote by our political parties.
For better or worse, those supporting this easing of the burden on the middle class are considered "left" and are supported, by and large, by the Dems. Those who have the "opposed" position, and say you have to "pay for it" (i.e., by cutting something else they hate anyway,) are the pubbies.
Now, where the pubbies are extremely
busted, as outlined above, is they pulled a
PR the last time this came up, and said, en masse, as a party, "you never have to pay for tax cuts, period."
And now, the opposite pertains.
Yes yes of course of course, the GOP is caught in blatant hypocrisy, and it's
both parties and
all ideologies trying to divide us... Sure
PR.
In the context of most major issues, this perspective is trendy bullsh1t.
I'd prefer pols in general were less slimy. However, this "pox on both their houses when one of them fuggs up" theory is pretty much part of the GOP playbook at the moment.
As ILHP points out, the Dems are, to bottom-line it, trying to help. The GOP, for the last three years now, have had one guiding light: Obstruct, obstruct, obstruct.
America to the GOP: Get out of our way.
PFnV