You voted to do away these exemptions. You get no credit for this.
I heard from a number of #IN05 students & their parents about the importance of protecting graduate student tuition exemptions. To ensure we continue to support these bright & ambitious individuals, this bill continues those exemptions.pic.twitter.com/Ay36xySkmv
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Rep. Brooks, I see that you care so much about the deficit that is on the front page of your website. Good luck explaining that after your vote today.
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Yet you voted yes to the earlier version that taxed tuition exemptions...
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What about student loan deductions? And taxing university endowments, which will reduce the amount of aid they can offer students? And what is your stance on eliminating student loan forgiveness in the PROSPER act?
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Vote No. Build up Hoosier Middle Class not destroy it. Giving it all to corps is the fastest way to find yourself in the masses not leading
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Congresswoman, 66% of your constituents are against this bill. If you vote for it, it is taxation without representation. That did not work out well for King George and it will not work out well for you in the midterms.
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Just curious. Where'd you get the 66% number? Thanks!
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We’re still paying for the unwinnable wars of the GOP. Ya think you could be more responsible and not add to the debt?
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