"It's Over, We Won" - Wed. PM KTFA Thoughts, News w/ Frank26, DELTA 12/20/17

by **Ssmith** Thu Dec 21, 2017 7:56 am

KTFA

Ringer1 » December 20th, 2017

R we having a wed call?

Frank26 » December 20th, 2017

IT'S OVER ................... WE WON......................(smile)

DELTA » December 20th, 2017

YES WE WON YOUNG MAN...CUZ OF UR BIRTHDAY I'M GOING TO CUT ONLY A LITTLE BIT OF PONYTAIL..

Iobey777 » December 20th, 2017

FAMILY..MAY I JUST SAY THIS...WE KNOW THAT THE MR IS COMPLETED!!!! WE HAVE SEEN TOO MANY ARTICLES SHOWING THIS!!

WE JUST NEED TO PRAY FOR THE RELEASE OF THE RATE!

IT HAS BEEN OUR EXPERIENCE..IN TIMES PAST..WHEN WE HAVE FELT DISAPPOINTED AND LIKE WE WOULD NOT SEE WHAT WE THOUGHT WE SHOULD,
THAT WITHIN A MATTER OF DAYS..WE WOULD SEE WHAT FRANK AND WALKINGSTICK SAID WE WOULD SEE! WHY SHOULD WE FEEL THIS TIME IS ANY DIFFERENT?

PLEASE..JOIN ME IN PRAYER..AND LET'S PRAY FOR THE REVEALING OF THAT WHICH WE SEEK! WE KNOW IT'S OUT THERE! IT'S TIME FOR THEM TO BRING IT OUT TO THE WORLD!! LET IT COME TO US!!

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Dk22ems » December 20th, 2017

I'm guessing there was an extraordinary session in Iraq's parliament today and the dollar is now asset backed. PS - Happy Birthday Frank!

Doodlebug » December 20th, 2017

TAX CODE PASSES CONGRESS... now we watch to see when our President signs the Bill. Here is why we watch:

Trump may wait until January to sign the tax bill into law, according to Gary Cohn, director of Trump’s National Economic Council.

Waiting until January could help the White House avoid triggering a 2010 law known as “PAYGO,” or “pay-as-you-go.” The budget law requires spending cuts to Medicare and other programs if legislation is approved that’s projected to add to the deficit.

If Trump signed the tax bill into law before Congress adjourns in December, lawmakers could be forced to vote on the PAYGO waiver measure as soon as next month in order to avoid allowing the spending cuts to kick in. The reductions would cut spending on Medicare by $25 billion in 2018, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Signing the tax bill into law in January would likely defer those spending cuts until 2019, giving Congress almost a year to come up with a solution.

The PAYGO rules can be waived if 60 senators vote in favor, but Republicans will only control 51 Senate seats next year and all Democrats voted to oppose the tax bill.

And with a year to work on a waiver, Democrats could use these spending cuts as a political cudgel for much of 2018, as they square off with Republicans over the federal budget.

Republicans push for other spending cuts during the year, which Democrats are already lining up to oppose.