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All americans, all pennsylvanians should be concerned about this overreach. he says only legislatures, not courts, can redraw district lines. democrats praised the ruling saying it eliminates gerrymandering. was the old map tilted? stucco it was. election expert michael lee says the new map creates a more even playing field. somebody put their thumb on the scale and a pretty heavy way. that s not very natural in a state like pennsylvania. pennsylvania isn t nebraska where you have dark red areas and things like that. it s not utah. this is a state that s a classic battleground that you would expect to be competitive. democrats he notes also drop congressional districts that favor them, like in maryland. as a result of the ruling in pennsylvania, he says democrats there could go from holding five ....
Things they ve shifted to save noun pay for this bill. the at a time and local tax deduction, huge issue for new york, new jersey, california, illinois, part of the reason republicans voted against this in the house. that will be capped at $10,000. you also have when you look through this proposal issues with mortgages. the mortgage interest deduction that sits at $1 million. that will drop to $750,000. john, when you look through this entire proposal. you see there are absolutely benefits on the individual side, particularly in 2018. if you go through the numbers, 48% of households will receive a cut of $500 or more in 2019 and those middle class taxpayers as being the big winners on the republican side of the aisle. in total 23% of all cuts will hit those middle income earners in 2009. key component of that, 23% of all cuts will hit the top 1%. it is tilted, in question about it, but republicans say this is ....
Student bodies and their professors, which lean overwhelmingly left. and when conservative voices are spreaded, it s really robbing students of their education. because the best thing that a college education can do is teach students how to defend their own beliefs, argue with people. and come out with a better answer. my wife and i were shocked that one of our kids went to a school that was aligned with religious institution, the catholic church. we were shocked how far to the left it tilted. it was not just the students for the most part, but it was the administrators, the teachers, it was across the board. we didn t know about it going in. yeah. it s incredible to see how many schools across the country just shift so far to the left and suppress student voices. and then you have a refusal by many administrations to even, you know, punish groups like antifa that come on campus and evoke violence against professors, against ....
Enthused in that part of the republican base feel like something s coming out of this. but there are some details here that are going to be pretty insurmountable and the state and local tax deduction, for example, is something many house republicans from the northeast can t accept what the senate s done. all right. and that s going to be a big one. i know you talked about, you know, the wealthier, you know, want to feel pleased by it. maybe you re talking about the corporate taxes, but when you do talk about states like new jersey and new york, you know, which do have very high, you know, president taxes, how much do, you know, republicans feel like they need to appease those districts in particular? i think they do, and that s why you re seeing them walk a very fine line. you ve heard a lot of people in new york particularly say i hate what s being discussed right now, and they are looking for something else and they are looking for, you know, the scales to be kind of tilted in th ....
Piece in politico about the dnc being sort of tilted in hillary clinton s favor. so he s going to try to move the conversation off of ground like what man u, jim and efb just outlined, which is nothing that happened today, with the exception of the brazil story, but none of that as relates to the russia investigation is any good at all for donald trump. whether or not as efb noted, jared kushner not a target of the investigation according to sources, but still moving it closer to a person who can t simply be dismissed, right. that s been trump as mo, oh, carter page, don t really know. mike flynn, lied to the vice president. paul manafort, he was just around to help us with delegates. well, jared kushner is his son-in-law. so it s hard to dismiss him. i think he is doing a classic shiny object, look over here. the real story is x when in fact and look, bob mueller will continue to pursue the legal ....