need the money. the question is who should be paying for it. not the residents, not the victims of this, but the state of michigan, the perpetrator of this. and they could lose their homes in a foreclosure. how much money are we talking about? it s in the millions of dollars. it s 8,000 residents that have not paid their taxes. i haven t seen the whole number because, of course, it changes every month. there is a new water bill that lands every month. the state needs to take care of this. there s no two ways about it. all right. can we talk for a second about the water bill? this is another thing that is absolutely appalling. in ann arbor, the annual water costs ann arbor, michigan, $238. detroit, 249. grand rapids 258. flint, 864, 370 for lancing. why do you have to pay so much more for rotten poison water that kills your kids? great question. one of the problems that flint has is the lack of investment in that old dilapidated system.
boded people in the medicare expansion population, we get rid of every obamacare tax, different from the version that came out eight weeks ago, and most important we now have this waver option which says if we can t get rid of those key regulations in congress driving up the cost of premiums for middle-class families at least let s give states the option to get out from under those regulations that are making premiums so unaffordable for middle-class families. pete: now, that change has some moderate republicans somehow concerned, so you ve got you need 216 votes. there are 238 house republicans. that s a 22-vote buffer. there are personal, per some counters, already 17 republicans who oppose the bill, so you ve got only five votes left standing. there are 10 leaning no and 11 undecided. what s your closing argument to the folks? there s a gap still to make up there. the easiest argument is we ve voted umpteen times to repeal obamacare. this is not full repeal. so if you can vo
his stomach sandra: on the business side, it s making them more competitive. harris: businesses know they re going to have that kind of a rate that we ve been talking about for over a decade, the dramatic decrease down to 15%, they don t have to do the psychological and intellectual gymnastics to try to get the numbers right. i think it simplifies it for everybody all around. i also think it s a good place to start because you ve been saying since the beginning of the year, one is the style reaction going to even out? of the policy supports that, the market stay stronger. sandra: interesting you say that when the dow is up 238 points. we saw the stock market rise from election day on. look at us today, sitting above 21,000 on the dow and anticipation of the tax reform. john: which is why he needs to deliver.
pennsylvania. what do you think? i don t think that he is closing the door on highly skilled workers, all he s really doing is asking a few different agencies to essentially do a 220 day review to make sure that these visas are given to higher paid and highly educated and highly salaried applicants. that s what he s doing. let s see what they come up with here, and that 220 day window, you re actually right.wh this is the kind of message lik, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. you work at communications. look at the headlines across the country today, particularly in kenosha, wisconsin, a county that he took from democrats controlled by 238 votes, a county that has traditionally gone democrat in the previous elections.s. at a factory snap-on tool which is a wisconsin factory. this is great messaging, a messaging that got him in the white house, so i think it s a net positive to theg administration today. dana: you know i gave him an a for marketing for buy american, hire americ
wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. what do you think? i don t think that he is closing the door on highly skilled workers, all he s really doing is asking a few different agencies to essentially do a 220 day review to make sure that these visas are given to higher paid and highly educated and highly salaried applicants. that s what he s doing. let s see what they come up with her, and that 220 day window, you re actually right. this is the kind of message like wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. you work at communications pretty look at the headlines across the country today, particularly in kenosha, wisconsin, a county that he took from democrats controlled by 238 votes, a county that is traditionally gone democrat in the previous elections. at a factory snap-on tool which is the wisconsin factory. this is great messaging, a messaging that got him in the white house, so i think it s a net positive to the administration today.