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🚨BREAKING: We just introduced legislation that would tax millionaires to help offset the cost of any GOP cuts to Medicaid. We're committed to protecting Medicaid, not millionaires.
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Do you just wake up, make up a lie, force feed it all day to the sheep, and then think you are a good person?

Medicaid is currently given to illegal aliens. That is the issue. US taxpayers do not need to fund health care for non-citizens. Your policies are not in the best interest of the American people. Vote Republican if you would like your tax dollars to be used for American interests. And shame on the DFL for scaring senior citizens.

There are no cuts in medical to American Minnesotans you morons

Stop taxing everyone out of this state you idiots!!! Get the illegals off Medicaid!! That’s the only thing costing more money. You all seriously can’t be that dumb.

Medicaid is not being cut

Low-income Americans who voted for Trump say they are counting on him to keep their benefits intact even while his Cabinet picks and Republican lawmakers call on him to reduce federal spending.

Drive more tax payers out of state, winning strategy

NO! Other people's money is not yours! You learn to quit your ridiculous spending habits and you'll find that we could have the means to help. Quit wasting money first! Then we can address the priority issues when we have a balanced budget, we get back all our wasted/stolen tax dollars and the people responsible are brought to justice. If you can't agree to that then get the hell out of the way because that is exactly what we have to have happen first!

MNDFL - “Hear me out…what if we just raise taxes?” Kind of feels like a one trick pony.

For the Minnesota House of Representatives, any lie will do to justify raising taxes:

Awesome. Except Medicaid isn’t being cut. This is just another fear-mongering tactic by the Democrats, intentionally misleading voters & hoping they don’t know the difference. Shame on you.

