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Republican who voted twice against Israel aid wants to impeach Biden for threatening to hold it back
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this post was submitted on 10 May 2024
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Not so much of a hypocrit as the title implies, but a shithead that tried abusing our idiotic system to force a completely unrelated budget cut to the IRS to be bundled with an otherwise popular (among politicians) bill to give support to Isreal.
Also, unless you are doing tax evasion why would one support budget cuts to the IRS?! I thought republicans cared about financial responsibility?
With a smaller budget they can't afford to go after people that can afford actual accountants and lawyers to delay constantly.
They instead can really only go after low earners who can't afford a lawyer at all and have to deal with the IRS directly by themselves, and will just take whatever deal is offered.
It's literally the reason why the IRS recently had their budget increased and so they've been going after the rich that everyone knows aren't even paying the lower percentage they are supposed to.
It is fiscally responsible for them to neuter the IRS. It means they can save more money! Personally, I mean. Not the government.
When is a reason more of an excuse?
This is what is called a poison pill. With it, Democrats would be forced to choose between swallowing the pill or voting down a foreign aid bill. Now Mills is having a fit that his childish game didn't work.