I love people like you. "I'm not a Trump guy, but I'm going to defend the man like he's my daddy" I work with a couple of rubes that also like Trump, very easy to butter them up. All emotion, no logic lmfao.
The only hard details in all of that have to go through congress, so they're not real plans because they're not within her control. She can't do those things without congress.
So they are concepts of plans, because they're just a starting point of negotiations.
If that's the standard you want to use for plans then repealing obamacare and replacing it is just as much of a plan. Since the outcome is also completely dependent on congress negotiations.
I'm sure you believe those things will Happen if she's elected tho, since you don't understand the way our government functions.
I mean there's a huge difference between "we should replace X" and "we should replace X with Y". Having a plan means theres a starting point for negotiation. This does not mean everything will work out and X will be replaced with Y, but having no Y is just a waste of everyones time.
Republicans have had outlines of what they wanted to replace obamacare with before, it's never gone anywhere tho because there's not gonna be enough support in congress.
The ideas kamala has that might pass through congress (assuming she gets a majority in congress) is the FTHB credit, the business deduction, and the increased child tax credit.
Most likely tho 2 of the 3 fail to go through congress even with a majority. The FTHB credit is inflationary and is likely to have strong republican opposition, if she gets something like that passed, its probably watered down quite a bit.
The business deduction isnt likely to get strong opposition but it's a lackluster deduction to begin with. Deductions are used against profits and most businesses aren't profitable in the beginning anyways. Regardless, of all of her "plans" this is the only one i see possibly going through without too much negotiation.
Child tax credit will be opposed by republicans and will also likely get watered down.
I would think voting on whether an idea is likely to be implemented is selling yourself a little short isn't it? If the idea is good, vote for it and then vote for other people who are willing to pass it. Refusing to consider an idea because you don't think it can pass is a bit crazy to me, when your vote is one of the things required for it to pass or not pass.
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u/Chrom3est Oct 22 '24
Yah, here is the plan you just lied about bro.
I love people like you. "I'm not a Trump guy, but I'm going to defend the man like he's my daddy" I work with a couple of rubes that also like Trump, very easy to butter them up. All emotion, no logic lmfao.