Ryan Ellis

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Unlike tax hikes, tax cuts are always optional. Rich Democrats who support higher taxes could get together and start a movement to write checks to the Treasury's gifts account. But something tells me they’ll take the tax cut. New from me @NRO nationalreview.com/corner/if-rich…

Instead of having the executive illegally hike taxes and then passing a bill to give some of the money back, it would be better to pass a bill to block the illegal tax hikes in the first place.

This is fucking embarrassing.

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.

IRS just clarified which cars qualify for a new $10,000 car loan deduction. Here’s how to check if yours makes the cut (and how it works):

The consequences of taking the wrong side of every 80/20 issue 👇

Good. It’s about time we started to put more limits on charitable deductions. We’ve already tightened limits on the other big three itemized deductions, mortgage interest and SALT.

During 40 years under socialism Poland‘s GDP barely changed. Switch to capitalism and free market in 1989 triggered an economic boom making Polish people much wealthier. Socialism always means bitter poverty and misery for all. Why are young people so fascinated by socialism?

Do tariffs raise prices? Short answer: Yes. Import prices on Chinese goods rose faster than domestic ones following Trump's tariffs, per a Fed study. Businesses can't absorb it all, so yes, some costs hit consumers. Sorry, there is no tariff free lunch.

Full expensing is now permanent - for the first time ever - thanks to Congress and President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Our companies are eager to invest in America, benefitting communities nationwide and strengthening the US's ability to compete in a global marketplace.

It’s a return to normalcy. You won’t hear it framed that way in the media or the hysterical practitioner #taxtwitter world, but that’s all this is.

Hulk Hogan was the literal standard bearer for the America of my childhood, a time and place where you could be unironically told to say your prayers and take your vitamins so you'd grow up strong enough to whoop the ass of any Communist or Ayatollah who needed it. God rest him.

The only thing that will impact me more than this is the deaths of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady. A real American, fought for the rights of every man. We shall not see his like again.

An alien spaceship crashed in Rosslyn, New Mexico on July 2, 1947. One alien died in the crash, and another died shortly thereafter in the custody of the U.S. Army. The ship was reverse engineered to produce stealth tech, velcro, lasers, night vision, etc.

If Republicans fail to do most of this and lose the House relatively narrowly, they have only themselves to blame. This is hardball politics, but completely within the rules and something the Dems would absolutely do if they had the same opportunity.

Reasons to oppose extending the ACA enhanced subsidies: 1) It would cost $40bn a year 2) They have led to massive fraud 3) They were a temporary COVID relief measure 4) They lead to fewer employers offering coverage 5) They are a windfall for insurers 6) They are inflationary

In today's @WashTimes, @JoshWilliamsOH defends Medicaid work requirements in OBBBA. I think his voice is particularly important on these issues!

Now imagine being able to put this $110,000–plus the 10 percent plus of your earnings you and your employer have to fork over to Social Security every payday—into a 401(k)-style retirement savings account, invested in a safe, target date index fund. Social Security saved.

If you're a W-2 worker, the new tax bill could put a little extra cash back in your pocket. Here's everything that's changing (and how it impacts your paycheck):