Report: Congresswoman Judy Chu Snubs Constituent at Town Hall, Then Runs Away!

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Congresswoman Judy Chu Tax Scam Teach In 2/22/18 Town Hall at All Saints Church, Pasadena, CA Report by Robin Hvidston     VIDEO: Congresswoman Judy Chu did not allow any of her opposition to ask a question during the town hall Q & A. After the meeting ended, she RAN away from constituents! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlcwB_TxD3s Convoluted Judy Chu rambles as she "answers" a tax question. JUDY CHU ATTACKS THE GOP TAX CUTS! Open border, leftist Congresswoman Judy Chu held a Tax Town Hall, along with Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard. Four Trump Supporters attended the town hall. None of the Trump Supporters were called upon to ask a question during the Q & A. Both Chu and Roybal-Allard referred to fake facts and scare tactics when talking about the GOP tax cuts. After the town hall, Congresswoman Roybal-Allard disappeared! Congresswoman Judy Chu remained in the meeting hall as audience members approached her and spoke to her.  When her constituent Robin Hvidston and Arthur Schaper approached and waited in the line to speak to her, she put her jacket on and ran out of the building to her car! Judy Chu claimed at the town hall: https://chu.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/reps-chu-and-roybal-allard-host-teach-gop-tax-scam “Some can’t even predict what their tax burden is going to be anymore. That’s because, despite Republican promises to create a more simple tax code that gives every family a raise, what they passed does neither. Instead, Republicans completely cut Democrats out of what should have been a bipartisan process, and chose to rush through passing a bill that cuts taxes on corporations and the wealthiest few, while raising taxes on families and borrowing $2 trillion from our children to make today’s rich richer. Californians are in a particularly bad spot, because the tax bill’s changes to the SALT deduction mean Californians are going to have to choose between higher taxes and a lower standard of living. It’s just one of the ways this bill has left us worse than before. As a member of the House Ways and Means committee, I offered amendments that would have ensured more Americans would benefit from this bill, but each one was defeated by a party-line vote. Republicans weren’t interested in real reform so much as they were in making the rich richer. And that disconnect between their promise and what they delivered to the American people is creating confusion. That is why my colleague Lucille Roybal-Allard and I decided to host this teach-in. In order to ensure the economic stability of our constituents, we want them to how they can best plan for their future. I was so pleased with tonight’s turn out and I look forward to when I am able to host events explaining the good government has done for my constituents, not the confusion it has caused and the burden it has created.” CONTACT INFO FOR JUDY CHU https://chu.house.gov/   George Soros funded organizations: George Soros funded organizations:   George Soros funded organizations:  https://fellowshipoftheminds.com/2017/04/11/206-organizations-funded-by-george-soros/ http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/viewSubCategory.asp?id=1237 Every congress member is given an annual budget to cover staff salaries, travel to and from the home district, official mail to constituents and other office necessities. The budgets vary. The average budget for 2011 was $1.45 million. USA Today http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/washington/story/2012-04-05/house-office-expenses-cutbacks/54056520/1Updated 4/6/2012 8:36 “…Catholic Charities gets billions of taxpayer dollars for refugee resettlement and general immigration services, which puts it into the category of a smallish government agency. For example, in 2010, 62 percent of Catholic Charities’ budget was funded by the unwilling taxpayer. The feds and the Catholic bishops are partners.” http://www.vdare.com/articles/memo-from-middle-america-refugee-industry-profiteering-so-gross-even-time-magazine-has-noticed   NCIR www.NCIRAction.org. https://www.numbersusa.com/content/ http://www.fairus.org/

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Trump Supporters Chase Commie Democrat Judy Chu Out of Pasadena Church

                 

This is our Democratic Party in the state of California.

Representative Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) hosted a "GOP Tax Scam Town Hall", but she and her guests couldn't say anything really bad about the legislation. The Democrats across the country are in big trouble if they think dismissing more money in our paychecks is nothing more than "crumbs."

Chu and her Democratic partner in lies Lucille Roybal-Allard cited a few companies which are laying off workers. It's called "creative destruction", and I made a point of this while they were lying about the President's signature legislation from last year.

She just ignored me, Robin, and another lady who wanted to know why the Congresswoman wasn't doing anything about the pension crises undermining California's financial stability.

Chu kept ignoring us, then she fled from us with Pasadena Police officers surrounding her.

A real woman of the people, right?

More like ... "We got another runner!"

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Has Passed—Now the GOP Needs to Cut through the Crap

I don’t know about you, but I’m happy with the tax reform package signed by President Trump. He fulfilled a number of promises with a more cooperative Republican Congress, and all in time for Christmas!

This country’s previous corporate tax rate was uncompetitive, chasing away large businesses and corporate firms. Understandably, they inverted their corporate headquarters or invested in low-tax countries like Ireland. Now, Europe is worried because American firms in those countries are coming home. Major corporate firms are pledging or actively investing in the United States. Established firms are awarding American workers with bonuses. Contrary to the media lies and the left-wing spin, working families will keep more of their money with expanded child credits and the doubled standard deduction. Income tax rates across the board have been reduced.

Yet numerous media-hyped studies and polls have either presented the tax reform package as a minor success with the public … or downright unpopular. The consensus reaction has concluded that Republicans once again gave away the store to Big Business, to corporate cronies, to millionaires and billionaires, and middle-income earners and working-class voters are getting the shaft.

The Bernie Sanders class warfare rhetoric has become so easily and readily repeated, it’s boring. Of course, if 50% of the public relies on national corporate media for news, the lingering animus shouldn’t surprise anyone.  The misinformation war against free markets, limited government, and constitutional rule is still waging over the minds of the next generation. To our benefit, post-Millennials are avoiding college altogether and jumping right into the job market and entrepreneurship. But they are not the largest voting bloc for conservatives to reach out to. Working class voters in the Rust Belt are witnessing the return of manufacturing and energy jobs, i.e. West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Despite the good times, Democratic activists are angrier, more organized, and determined to prove themselves right at all costs, even if it means ushering in more poverty, despair, and economic stagnation for all but the most politically connected of their liberal elites. The commitment to this myopic fanaticism came through clearly when an interviewer asked a group of students about the GOP tax plan. They immediately panned it. When the interviewers revealed key parts of the plan, and it was presented to them as Bernie Sanders’ plan, the students accepted the plan. The ideas are great, but the media, academia, and entertainment industries’ rabid hatred toward Trump and Republicans still sours thoughtful political discourse.

Without an engaged response, this animus will poison next year’s elections. Trump and his council of political counselors are taking steps to prepare for Election 2018, but how? If they think that passing reforms and economic growth will ensure widespread victories next year, they are greatly mistaken. Domestic and foreign policy victories alone are not going to work.

Here’s what conservatives need to do, and the GOP leadership in the White House and on Capitol Hill better pay attention:

First off, Republicans are damn fools to pursue any kind of DACA fix. The fate of the young illegals in this country are not our problem. Republicans need to review and memorize the set answers which former US Senator and Presidential contender Rick Santorum gave to a young illegal pleading for her “right” to stay in this country. Republicans should let the program sunset without further acclaim, then pass the RAISE Act, limiting legal immigration and granting Americans priority in their country’s workforce. Republicans need to push funding for the border wall without delay.

Second, Republicans need to tout the successes of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and find the most creative ways to do so, forcing the corrupt, anti-American media to report on these victories. Instead of allowing the false narrative “all corporations are bad” to dominate the news, they need to fight back and drum up heavy media attention on the economic victories for working Americans. President Trump’s rallies have harnessed the media’s attention on the plight and now victories of working families. Those kinds of victories will fight the false plutocrat narrative pushed by the left.

On this point, I would submit that Republicans in Congress are pushing back at the “Greedy GOP” narrative. Trump was not ashamed of his wealth while running for President. Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee  Orrin Hatch briefly dominated Twitter’s hashtags and headlines when he slammed progressive leftist US Senator Sherrod Brown over the Democrats’ hollow class warfare “crap”. Hatch was born in the working class, but worked his way up to prosperity and political opportunity. Those accomplishments are nothing to be ashamed of. After signing the landmark legislation, Trump reminded the reporters in the standing-room only Oval Office that Americans will see the benefits immediately. Good, but make sure to remind everyone as much as possible, Mr. President.

Third, conservatives and Republicans need to demonize the Democrats for voting against tax cuts, the repeal of the hated Obamacare individual mandate, and the expansion of job opportunities for all Americans. Happy voters are great, but angry voters will go the extra distance to cast their ballots against the political party which they view as inimical to their best interests.

Fourth, and this part is for the long haul: conservatives need to forcefully confront the anti-capitalist narrative on college campuses. These riled-up Millennials and post-college graduates are driving the anti-wealth media fraud about the GOP Tax Reform package. Helping corporations expand and grow is good for the economy, and inequality does not matter when even the poorest among us are more prosperous. Conservative activists need to understand that the anti-Trump media is not gone yet. Angry progressives and feisty, demanding Democrats have not stopped, either, and economic prosperity alone won’t change minds about President Trump or Congressional Republicans.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act legislative victory is a major win for the Trump Administration, but the political victories in Election 2018 require on-the-ground training, engagement, and confrontation to protect GOP majorities in Congress. Let’s hope that Congressional leaders will get the hint.

Maine GOP: News You Can Trust (Tax Reform, Budget Packages, etc.)

Maine GOP Presents: News You Can Trust Here is a quick round-up of some key news items.  At the Maine GOP we plan on providing you with a periodic update of key articles and opinions from around the state on topics that matter to you.  If you are aware of a news article or event that should be included here, please email garrettmurch@mainegop.com with the link and information. News You Can Trust Video Edition

Top Maine and National News Senator Collins and Congressman Poliquin lead on providing tax relief for working families This week, Congress passed historic tax relief legislation to give working families bigger paychecks. With key provisions added by Senator Susan Collins and Congressman Bruce Poliquin, the final bill is a winner for the middle class. This tax relief will go into effect very soon, and when it does, working Mainers will see the difference in their paychecks.  Starting this winter, there will be no tax on the first $24,000 a married couple earns. Parents with two children will get $4,000 a year for their child tax credits, instead of $2,000. Tax rates are cut for ALL tax brackets. Tax deductions for state and local property taxes are preserved for the VAST majority of Mainers.  And in a critical win by Senator Collins that Congressman Poliquin also fought for in the House, the tax deduction for medical expenses was not only saved, but made even bigger.  Maine's Republicans in Congress played a HUGE role in making this tax relief good for workers. They were national leaders and reminded us why the Maine people elected them. We at the Maine GOP want to offer Senator Collins and Congressman Poliquin a BIG THANK YOU. Senator Collins statement on passing tax reform for Maine working families In advance of voting, Senator Collins explained the benefits of the tax relief bill she supports. Senator Collins stated: This bill puts money back in the pockets of the American public with tax cuts beginning January 1st. As soon as the IRS updates withholding tables this winter, taxpayers will see the benefit of this bill in higher take-home-pay. Over time, Americans will continue to benefit from this legislation in the form of higher wages. Businesses, small and large, will make the investments that create more jobs... While this legislation is by no means perfect, on balance, it will provide much-needed tax relief. It will benefit lower- and middle-income families, while spurring the creation of good jobs and greater economic growth for our nation. Click here to read Senator Collins full release. Congressman Poliquin statement on passing tax reform for Maine working families Following House passage of tax relief for working Maine families and small businesses, Congressman Bruce Poliquin stated: I agree with my colleague Senator Collins that this new law will drastically simplify our tax code for the vast majority of Mainers and save more money for more of our hardworking families...   “Under this simpler tax code, we are doubling the standard deduction, meaning the average married couple in Maine will not pay any federal income tax for the first $24,000 they earn, a huge boost for our families. In addition, this increases the child tax credit to $2,000, meaning the average Maine family will save an additional $2,000 on their taxes per child in their family. This makes it easier for ordinary Maine families to benefit from the tax code...   This improved tax code will also greatly benefit the more than 140,000 small businesses and job creators throughout Maine and their 275,000 employees by lowering the effective rate for pass-throughs, of which almost all small businesses are organized. It will allow small businesses in all industries to benefit from it. We are giving our small businesses—the backbone of Maine’s economy—relief so they can grow and create more jobs for our fellow Mainers. Click here for Congressman Poliquin's statement. Maine Examiner: Sen. Justin Chenette Used Tax Dollars To Buy Campaign Ads From Himself This week, Maine Examiner reported: ...documents reviewed by Maine Examiner show that in the 2016 campaign cycle, Chenette used taxpayer funds to purchase advertising from his private sector employer, the Journal Tribune, to support his own candidacy for Maine Senate... The transactions, discovered in filings with the Maine Ethics Commission, show Chenette purchasing nearly $4,500 in advertising from the Journal Tribune, which bills itself as York County’s only daily newspaper. Chenette is the sole Digital Advertising Executive for the paper and has promoted himself as being available to sell customers print, digital and other services at the paper on his personal Facebook page... Recent online job postings indicate that advertising jobs such as Chenette’s at the Journal Tribune are paid a commission on sales... In total, Chenette spent more than $42,000 in taxpayer funding on his campaign, returning $17.34 in unspent funds to the MCEA fund on November 28, 2016, according to reports available from the Maine Ethics Commission. Click here to read the full Maine Examiner article. Maine Gubernatorial candidate announces hiring of senior campaign staff This week, Senate President Mike Thibodeau today announced his campaign for governor will be headed up by Tom Dickens and Christie-Lee McNally. Click here to read the full announcement.

Oregon Republican Party Celebrates Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

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Dear Arthur, Today Republicans kept their promise and passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act - a massive tax relief and simplification package for American families that also takes a massive step forward in helping American businesses of all sizes become competitive again, both at home and in the global marketplace.  All of this means more and betters jobs with robust, sustained economic growth - something never achieved during the Obama Administration.

This great news is important for Oregonians to hear, but Democrat Leaders, with the help of their vast, corrupt media machine, have taken to the airwaves to tell lie after lie about it, with escalating hysteria.  Perhaps you've heard some of this, as have many of your fellow citizens.  So, if we don't get the truth out, the Democrats might succeed.  The good news is - we CAN get the truth out and you can help us. Make a virtually FREE DONATION of up to $100 to the political party of your choice if you use your 2017 Oregon Tax Credit before the end of the year.

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The Oregon Republican Party has proven throughout the past year that a strong voice can get our message out and debunk the false messages by the Democrat machine, reaching tens of thousands of voters (check out examples).  Now we need to reach hundreds of thousands - but your financial support is critical.

The Oregon political tax credit is simple – You donate $50 for single filers, or $100 for joint filers, to a political party and get it back on your tax refund or credit.  It’s available to Oregon taxpayers who make under $100,000 per individual or $200,000 for joint-filing couples. Time is running out for this year.  The Oregon Political Tax Credit for 2017 EXPIRES on December 31st, 2017, and then it won't be available, so donate today and help us take fights Democrat lies with the truth. Note:  If you have already donated your 2017 Oregon Political Tax Credit, you can still support for our efforts by donating here. Thank you! Bill Currier, Chairman Oregon Republican Party

Speaker Paul Ryan: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Passes

The House Passed the Tax Cut and Jobs Act This country has not rewritten its tax code since 1986. The powers of the status quo in Washington are so strong. Yet 227 men and women of this Congress broke through that today. We voted to cut your taxes,because it's time that the hardworking people of this country get a break. Learn more about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act by visitingFairAndSimple.GOP or by watching my speech to the House of Representatives today. (There are lots of charts.)