1.5 no ? Y'all don't think Dems will take back house and senate in the Midterms ?
General Trump Administration F**kery Thread (2025-2029)
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House yes senate no
There is no doubt this move will attempt to include some carve out for students from Israel or children of billionaire Europeans, which would be even more unlawful, if not illegal.
Harvard is one of the rare cases of being bigger or just as big as the program. It will be a long fight.
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thatrapsfan
Superstar
My European friends, its your turn now 
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1/37
@GunnelsWarren
Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" would:
-Eliminate Health Insurance for 13.7 million Americans
-Take food away from 4 million children
-End Pell Grants for 1.4 million students
-Cut Medicare & Medicaid by over $1 trillion
-Give the top 1% a $664 billion tax break
That's oligarchy.
2/37
@BooyaHisHERE
@grok is this post true
3/37
@ay_taybay
MAGA clan “NO IT WOULDNT YOURE WRONG” when it quite literally, is doing that
4/37
@braiden2716YT
So what??
5/37
@lifesabollocks
“Congress could choose to take action before the end of the year to block implementation of the cuts as it has done in the past. Unlike the reconciliation bill, excluding the effects of legislation from the PAYGO scorecard requires 60 votes, rather than a simple majority in the Senate, which is a higher hurdle.”
6/37
@SamSecGuy
No that's stopping theft through taxes.
7/37
@leelacosta17
1 Trillion
8/37
@soundintellect
This is hilarious.
9/37
@MaraAnnani
That's removing fraud.
10/37
@Reese_David_B
Please specify the language from which your unsubstantiated claims originate.
11/37
@chick_right
Awesome!
12/37
@Kalibre2022
Sounds like a great bill!
13/37
@Warghazm
Is this @SenWarren husband?
14/37
@NancyMasino
That’s WINNING
15/37
@Toms24601
If someone else is paying your premium it’s not insurance
16/37
@Erickschultz11
True, and that is also one way to fuel growth, that we need desperately. If we don't grow the economy and cut expenses, then no body will get free lunches anymore.
17/37
@njhamlin
Medicaid: The bill proposes cuts of approximately $625 billion to $880 billion over the next decade, primarily through imposing work requirements for able-bodied adults aged 19–64, penalizing states that provide Medicaid to undocumented immigrants, and limiting state provider taxes. These changes could result in 8.6 million to 14.4 million people losing Medicaid coverage by 2034, with estimates suggesting 7.6 million to 15 million becoming uninsured due to these cuts and related Affordable Care Act changes.
SNAP: The bill includes cuts of at least $230 billion to $300 billion over ten years, achieved by shifting costs to states (requiring them to cover 5% of benefit costs starting in FY 2028, and up to 25% for states with high error rates) and expanding work requirements to adults aged 18–64 (up from 54) and narrowing exemptions for parents with dependent children to those under age 7. These changes could lead to nearly 11 million people losing some or all SNAP benefits due to increased administrative burdens.
18/37
@cnstitutionprty
The government shouldn't even be involved in all that. That power isn't in the Constitution.
19/37
@daveyjonz
Hopefully I’ll get access to a free jet like Bernie too.
20/37
@BallDrbuilders
Here ya go
21/37
@MCNoFilter
lies!
22/37
@KenRETFCCM
Stop it, I'm already sold!
23/37
@RSox81
@grok is there any truth to the posters statement?
24/37
@MrsKladybug
No concern for the citizens
Placating the wealthy
That’s oligarchy
25/37
@tx_buyer
Americans? You mean South American right?
26/37
@nerdadampunx
First, eliminating certain health insurance provisions could aim to reduce costs and increase market-driven options, potentially benefiting small businesses and individuals with more affordable plans—though transitions must ensure minimal disruption. Second, reducing food assistance programs could target inefficiencies or fraud, redirecting aid to the most vulnerable, not “taking food” from children. Third, ending Pell Grants for some may reflect a shift toward merit-based or alternative funding models, like apprenticeships, to better align education with workforce needs. Fourth, Medicare and Medicaid cuts could involve reforms to curb waste, not deny care, preserving core services. Finally, tax breaks for the top 1% are often paired with broader tax relief, spurring economic growth that benefits all. Oligarchy implies intent to harm; these policies, while contentious, aim to streamline systems and boost prosperity. Details matter—let’s see the actual bill text before rushing to judgment.
27/37
@Cavinaar
Prove it by pointing out the relevant sections of the bill.
Bet you won't because then people might actually go read it...and I bet you don't want that.
28/37
@souperfan2012
Why do democrats insist on misspelling “Illegals” in every post?
29/37
@BryanB8
Post your work. Where do these facts come from?
30/37
@Brookltnwilliw
31/37
@leelacosta17
4 million children
32/37
@baggy615
None of these things are the responsibility of hard working Americans.
No tax on overtime is worth all of these cuts.
33/37
@mustangtwinmi
Yes but how many of those cuts should be done as in not Americans but illegals or people who have used someone else social for benefits. You don’t mention that
34/37
@MaxUtilitarian
Medcaid expanded by 20 million enrollees when the ceiling for enrollment was raised to 138% of the Federal Poverty Level after the passage of the ACA. Millions of healthy recipients are now enrolled who never belonged there to begin with.
I'm certain that's of no concern to you. $36T of debt.
Ineligible Enrollment in the ACA’s Medicaid Expansion: Evidence, Costs, and Remedies
The Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid Expansion Caused Improper Payments to Soar
35/37
@logicdoc2005
Lies!
36/37
@jbmacer
Can you actually point to the pages in the bill where these cuts are outlined?
Also, you're using the word "oligarchy," but I don't think you know what it means. If we want to be honest, an oligarchy is rule by a small group of people. There are quite a few people in the US government who contribute to running the country, unlike, say, the aristocratic oligarchies of Europe prior to the 19th century.
37/37
@wla1103
For anyone still not snatched up by the echo chamber - do your own homework.
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@GunnelsWarren
Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" would:
-Eliminate Health Insurance for 13.7 million Americans
-Take food away from 4 million children
-End Pell Grants for 1.4 million students
-Cut Medicare & Medicaid by over $1 trillion
-Give the top 1% a $664 billion tax break
That's oligarchy.
2/37
@BooyaHisHERE
@grok is this post true
3/37
@ay_taybay
MAGA clan “NO IT WOULDNT YOURE WRONG” when it quite literally, is doing that
4/37
@braiden2716YT
So what??
5/37
@lifesabollocks
“Congress could choose to take action before the end of the year to block implementation of the cuts as it has done in the past. Unlike the reconciliation bill, excluding the effects of legislation from the PAYGO scorecard requires 60 votes, rather than a simple majority in the Senate, which is a higher hurdle.”
6/37
@SamSecGuy
No that's stopping theft through taxes.
7/37
@leelacosta17
1 Trillion
8/37
@soundintellect
This is hilarious.
9/37
@MaraAnnani
That's removing fraud.
10/37
@Reese_David_B
Please specify the language from which your unsubstantiated claims originate.
11/37
@chick_right
Awesome!
12/37
@Kalibre2022
Sounds like a great bill!
13/37
@Warghazm
Is this @SenWarren husband?
14/37
@NancyMasino
That’s WINNING
15/37
@Toms24601
If someone else is paying your premium it’s not insurance
16/37
@Erickschultz11
True, and that is also one way to fuel growth, that we need desperately. If we don't grow the economy and cut expenses, then no body will get free lunches anymore.
17/37
@njhamlin
Medicaid: The bill proposes cuts of approximately $625 billion to $880 billion over the next decade, primarily through imposing work requirements for able-bodied adults aged 19–64, penalizing states that provide Medicaid to undocumented immigrants, and limiting state provider taxes. These changes could result in 8.6 million to 14.4 million people losing Medicaid coverage by 2034, with estimates suggesting 7.6 million to 15 million becoming uninsured due to these cuts and related Affordable Care Act changes.
SNAP: The bill includes cuts of at least $230 billion to $300 billion over ten years, achieved by shifting costs to states (requiring them to cover 5% of benefit costs starting in FY 2028, and up to 25% for states with high error rates) and expanding work requirements to adults aged 18–64 (up from 54) and narrowing exemptions for parents with dependent children to those under age 7. These changes could lead to nearly 11 million people losing some or all SNAP benefits due to increased administrative burdens.
18/37
@cnstitutionprty
The government shouldn't even be involved in all that. That power isn't in the Constitution.
19/37
@daveyjonz
Hopefully I’ll get access to a free jet like Bernie too.
20/37
@BallDrbuilders
Here ya go
21/37
@MCNoFilter
lies!
22/37
@KenRETFCCM
Stop it, I'm already sold!
23/37
@RSox81
@grok is there any truth to the posters statement?
24/37
@MrsKladybug
No concern for the citizens
Placating the wealthy
That’s oligarchy
25/37
@tx_buyer
Americans? You mean South American right?
26/37
@nerdadampunx
First, eliminating certain health insurance provisions could aim to reduce costs and increase market-driven options, potentially benefiting small businesses and individuals with more affordable plans—though transitions must ensure minimal disruption. Second, reducing food assistance programs could target inefficiencies or fraud, redirecting aid to the most vulnerable, not “taking food” from children. Third, ending Pell Grants for some may reflect a shift toward merit-based or alternative funding models, like apprenticeships, to better align education with workforce needs. Fourth, Medicare and Medicaid cuts could involve reforms to curb waste, not deny care, preserving core services. Finally, tax breaks for the top 1% are often paired with broader tax relief, spurring economic growth that benefits all. Oligarchy implies intent to harm; these policies, while contentious, aim to streamline systems and boost prosperity. Details matter—let’s see the actual bill text before rushing to judgment.
27/37
@Cavinaar
Prove it by pointing out the relevant sections of the bill.
Bet you won't because then people might actually go read it...and I bet you don't want that.
28/37
@souperfan2012
Why do democrats insist on misspelling “Illegals” in every post?
29/37
@BryanB8
Post your work. Where do these facts come from?
30/37
@Brookltnwilliw
31/37
@leelacosta17
4 million children
32/37
@baggy615
None of these things are the responsibility of hard working Americans.
No tax on overtime is worth all of these cuts.
33/37
@mustangtwinmi
Yes but how many of those cuts should be done as in not Americans but illegals or people who have used someone else social for benefits. You don’t mention that
34/37
@MaxUtilitarian
Medcaid expanded by 20 million enrollees when the ceiling for enrollment was raised to 138% of the Federal Poverty Level after the passage of the ACA. Millions of healthy recipients are now enrolled who never belonged there to begin with.
I'm certain that's of no concern to you. $36T of debt.
Ineligible Enrollment in the ACA’s Medicaid Expansion: Evidence, Costs, and Remedies
The Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid Expansion Caused Improper Payments to Soar
35/37
@logicdoc2005
Lies!
36/37
@jbmacer
Can you actually point to the pages in the bill where these cuts are outlined?
Also, you're using the word "oligarchy," but I don't think you know what it means. If we want to be honest, an oligarchy is rule by a small group of people. There are quite a few people in the US government who contribute to running the country, unlike, say, the aristocratic oligarchies of Europe prior to the 19th century.
37/37
@wla1103
For anyone still not snatched up by the echo chamber - do your own homework.
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I don't expect us to have anything close to a fair election
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
Drink wolf cola
You think we’ll have real elections or that they won’t try locking up the opposition by then? This country won’t survive to next November.
Such Merit based hiring
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Damn homie I ain't see you in forever. You used to be all up in the original trump thread from his first nightmare term if I remember correctly.
And the answer is they will try to muck up the mid terms. It will be a shyt show. 2028 is gonna end this country for good lmao
America first I guess
I'm tired fam
the next guy
Superstar
Take a weekend off bruh.