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On 2025-02-25 18:58, AlleyCat wrote:
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> On Tue, 25 Feb 2025 18:30:03 -0800,  Alan says...
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>>>> On 2025-02-25 16:38, AlleyCat wrote:
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>>>>> Speaker Mike Johnson claims that he now has the votes to
>>>>> pass the budget resolution to eliminate taxes on tips,
>>>>> overtime and Social Security benefits.
>>>>> 
>>>>> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894539768421093377/
>>>>> vid/avc1/720x1280/fsJ0zJje89CUPgbC.mp4?tag=16
>>> 
>>>> No video plays...
>>> 
>>> You REALLY ought to use something better than Safari, or use an
>>> up-to-date browser.
>> 
>> How about you just post the original tweet...
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> If you have a problem with it, REFUTE it.
> 
> If not?
> 
> How about no?
> 
>> ...or are you too ashamed of the source to do that?
> 
> Not at all. I've sourced AND cited this author's articles before.
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>> Oh, and FYI, the resolution they just passed doesn't have those 
>> provisions you just mentioned in it.
> 
> Really?
> 
> Then, this is all a lie?
> 
> =====
> 
> "Breaking: House Passes Trump's Big Beautiful Budget Resolution
> 
> - February 25,2025 by Nate Ashworth
> 
> Just minutes ago - the House of Representatives passed President
> Trump's major budget resolution framework on a party-line vote. The
> move is only the first of many steps to reconcile a budget bill with
> the Senate. AMONG THE KEY POINTS, the bill includes a "NO TAX ON
> TIPS" provision, a "NO TAX ON OVERTIME" provision, an extension of
> the Trump tax cuts, and many other campaign promises the President
> ran on.
> 
> =====
> 
> Speaker Johnson's House Budget Resolution: Key Highlights and
> Implications
> 
> On February 25,2025, Speaker Johnson announced that he has garnered
> enough support to pass the House budget resolution, a significant
> step in shaping the financial landscape for the upcoming fiscal 
> year. This announcement has stirred considerable interest and debate
> among lawmakers, economists, and the general public alike. Below is
> a summary of the key components of the budget resolution and its
> potential implications.
> 
> KEY COMPONENTS OF THE BUDGET RESOLUTION
> 
> The House budget resolution proposed by Speaker Johnson includes
> several noteworthy provisions that aim to address the financial
> concerns of various demographics. Among the most significant
> elements are:
> 
> NO TAXES ON TIPS: One of the most talked-about features of the
> budget resolution is the provision that eliminates taxes on tips.
> This move is expected to benefit service industry workers, including 
> wait-staff, bartenders, and other professionals who rely heavily on
> gratuities for their income. By not taxing tips, workers will retain
> more of their earnings, potentially leading to increased disposable
> income and consumer spending.
> 
> NO TAXES ON OVERTIME PAY: Another crucial aspect of the budget
> resolution is the exemption from taxes on overtime pay. This
> provision is designed to protect employees who often work beyond
> their standard hours, allowing them to keep more of their hard-
> earned money. The absence of taxes on overtime could encourage
> companies to offer more hours to employees, thus enhancing job
> flexibility and financial security for workers.
> 
> SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS: The budget resolution also includes
> measures aimed at safeguarding Social Security benefits. This is
> particularly significant for retirees and those with disabilities
> who depend heavily on these benefits for their livelihood. By
> ensuring that Social Security remains untaxed or less burdened by
> additional taxes, the resolution seeks to provide stability for
> vulnerable populations.
> 
> =====
> 
> Soooo... what resolution were YOU talking about?
This one:

<https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-concurrent-resolution/14/text>

That is the resolution that was passed last night.

Show me one single word that says there will be no tax on tips.