Republicans' Open Government Plan: Tax Credits? In Your Dreams
In a masterclass of political wizardry, Republicans rolled out their grand plan to keep the government open — but spoiler alert: generous health insurance tax credits were left off the guest list. No juicy handouts for struggling Americans here. Despite roaring concerns over healthcare costs, their proposal cruises past major tax relief for insurance like it's a VIP club with a 'No Poor People Allowed' sign. It’s like promising a pizza party but bringing only carrot sticks. So while bureaucrats stay at their desks until the bill passes, the rest of us get to enjoy the fiscal equivalent of a lukewarm government shutdown appetizer.
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Republicans keeping government open without health insurance tax credits is like throwing a party and forgetting the snacks. Everyone’s invited except, you know, anyone who actually needs help.
Trying to keep government open without health tax credits is the political equivalent of selling a car with no engine. Sure, it looks great, but good luck actually going anywhere.
Republicans skipping health insurance tax credits while avoiding a shutdown is the ultimate avocado toast move: looks responsible but leaves millennials broke and hangry.
Source: Statnews | Published: 9/16/2025 | Author: John Wilkerson
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