The circumstances were not even close to similar. We all had time in the House to read and analyze the bill.
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Not trying to attack you, honestly. Originally from MI, now in FL, so not a constituent. Your answer comes across like you're not for or against anything, and you try to fit all molds. You vote for the tax cut (huge deficit), and against relief. If I were a voter, I'd be hesitant
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My principles and positions do not align neatly with either party, and I’m open about what I stand for. Those are virtues, not vices.
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If your vote aligns with something, it's irrelevant that you disagree with it in theory. A fiscal conservative who votes for a budget-exploding bill helps no one. And If you give your party's president free reign out of party loyalty, your positions and principles mean nothing.
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