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Re: Obama "Disappointed" By Senate Tax Votes
This is really bad. Now we can see the reaction of the Republicans.
I kinda wanted to see that Democrats sacrifice for the tax cuts for the rich people and instead raise the chance of getting DA passed. But at the same time, we don't have enough votes secured from the Republicans so I don't blame them entirely for not passing it for the rich people. Seriously, only if Obama started immigration first with Ted Kennedy alive, in his first two years, the chance of DA being passed would have been higher than now. Now Republicans got majority in the House. Less Democrats in Senate. There goes another 2 years... At this rate, if nothing amazing happens, Obama may lose the presidential race to the Republican. There may go another 2-4 years. Great! *cough* By then I would be getting high 20s and possibly make myself ineligible from DA. At this rate, all of us who are in early twenties will become 30s, and we may not become eligible in the future just like 30+ DREAMers now. History may repeat itself. Anyway back to the topic, at the very least, I did wish the Democrats to give in the tax cuts for the rich to pass DA and other bills, tho. |
Re: Obama "Disappointed" By Senate Tax Votes
Well you guys idk what to tell ya. We almost had it, now it seems like its slowly going away
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Re: Obama "Disappointed" By Senate Tax Votes
so..... some democrats voted for both versions of tax-cuts?
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