money in their pocket and they will see it that early and he went on to say, you ll still be able most americans will be able to follow their taxes on the size of a postcard. and that is the postcard test that i referred to earlier. a lot of people, if you don t do a lot of deductions, you will be able to follow this postcard. it will be a little bigger than people thought. seven brackets versus the four, which was in the original house legislation, they went up to seven in the final version. they will still be a lot of people who itemize. there is some argument to be made that not everyone will get that benefit because they see the opportunity for shelters or write-offs open up the case may be and on one hand, they probably have simplified it, if you don t have write-offs or certain shelters, it s a problem if you do. it s a problem and the other direction. and so that might be a great selling point but if a lot of people don t feel they have simplified the code, they don t
have seen no effect like that. in fact, he went on to mention at&t, how they had an 8% tax break, and went on to actually let go of 80,000 employees. so to that end, the republicans have a hard sell, do they not? absolutely. one of the most basic cells, what some folks call the postcard test, they say they will give it the five year taxes on a postcard, maybe, maybe not. finally, getting back to something else. you mentioned that this was like creating a wine more than sausage. explain to me what you mean by the senate and the house g.o.p. creating a wine, as you know, one has to be aged, it has to be tested to see if it is really good or if it is something that, as you mentioned, was a spoiled. they want to do tax reform for 31 years. you don t always get good legislative weather. it is a theme for a ventnor.