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The legislator GOP refuses to read his own break for a tax on the bed for democrats during the congress hearing
May
AND Democratic legislator They challenged the Republicans on the Capitol hill regarding the provision in their sweeping budget account This repeals the federal excise tax on tanning services.
Asked to read the position during public interrogation on Tuesday, a representative. Jason Smith (R-MO) refused.
You can’t think of it.
Republicans put the “tax relief on sunbathing” in the account – the same bill that will make hospitals be subject and taken by hospital beds.
They are too ashamed to say that. pic.twitter.com/l4obhdxzdi
– Rep. Teresa Lereer Fernández (@peresalf) May 21, 2025
“That American public opinion knows what this bill is doing … Could you read page 901, poem 20?” Representative of New Mexico Teresa Lereer Fernandez asked Smith.
“I think it would be better if you read it,” Smith replied.
“Oh, he doesn’t want to read it. This is their bill. They don’t want to read a poem from their own account,” she said when it continued. “It’s amazing.”
Rep. Gwen Moore (D-wi) finally read the recipe for the voice: “Section 11106: Recovering the excise tax on tanning services”.
Leger Fernandez contrasted the encouragement to sunbathing the ownership of sunbatts with cuts of financing important services in the criticism of GOP priorities. “So if you have a tanning bed, you’ll get some tax relief,” she said. “And if you need a hospital bed on rural America, I’m sorry, you’re not lucky.”
She in a more pointed stab referred to President Donald Trump. “There are some chosen officials who seem to have a certain orange shade about them,” she joked, “maybe they want to make sure that the tanning beds will receive some special credit.”
“We really prioritize to sunbathing beds over hospital beds on rural America,” emphasized Leger Fernandez.
Tanning tax, originally adopted under the Act on an affordable price in 2010, was to both raise revenues and discouragement from using ultraviolet tanning services due to health hazards.
The stock exchange emphasized the ongoing democratic criticism that the act conducted by the Republicans favors narrow interests and tax breaks for the rich in connection with necessary services, such as rural health care.
