As we approach the end of the year it’s natural to reflect on the highs and the lows of the last twelve months. The Brexit process finally got underway in March, more than nine months after the referendum, when Theresa May formally notified the EU of our departure by triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. It was an historic day for our country and a significant milestone in our journey to freedom.
As I write you, Congress is behind closed doors working on its annual “Stab the Taxpayer in the Back Act.”
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The reconciliation process on the tax reform bills has produced a final tax bill that includes many of the provisions we have supported over the past few months. We have included a short summary of the final bill’s highlights below.
If last Friday’s disastrous deal with the EU served as yet another reminder of Theresa May’s inadequacy, the treasonous vote in favour of a Parliamentary stranglehold over the Brexit process taught us how shamelessly desperate to thwart independence the majority of the political class is. May’s weakness is the least of our worries.
This is the Biggest Threat to Brexit Yet – We Need Your Support!
In Parliament, the effort from Remoaners to undermine Brexit is well underway, and we need your support to fight back to ensure a real Brexit so we can go forward to embrace a truly Global Britain.
Senate Democrats are abusing Senate rules to cause gridlock and delay President Trump’s nominations. Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund needs your help to break down the barrier that Senate Democrats have created for President Trump’s well-qualified nominees.
The House and Senate have each passed a tax reform bill, and now the all-important reconciliation process is the next step.
Today’s agreement is a welcome development that means we are able to move on to talks on trade and transition.
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