Wealth distribution takes the bizarre and inverted step of shifting wealth from poor to rich.

 And, the overarching factor is its social re-engineering of the country.  The economic inequality will be dramatically increased by these elements and by the elimination of inheritance taxes, rendering threadbare the veil of meritocracy. Sort of, the Eric Trump Wealth Protection Act.

 Of course, elimination of the ACA mandate leaves 13 million un-insured and those who may still be insured enjoy higher premiums.

The social contract will be forfeited: Medicare will take an immediate hit, and, with time, social security, Medicaid, and, once more, Medicare will be on the chopping block owing to new-found concerns for the immense deficit and the debt.

 Moreover, the dream of Grover Norquist to reduce the size of government through starvation to the size where it can be dragged into the bathtub and be drowned is an effect of the plan.

The restoration of Democratic and democratic governments may permit a repeal and replace of many of the most onerous provisions, even before they legislatively ripen.

 However, an immediate and unique endangerment to the country looms with a Trump emboldened by a "win" and a new sense of vindictiveness and irrationality. A "win" to be marketed to his base with lies and raw meat (e.g., abortion, judges, family values).  A win, intensified, by all the Republicans being on board (e.g., A US Senator,  Orrin Hatch, says Trump is the best president he ever "worked under" )and  his being buoyed by Roy Moore's likely election owing to his greatness.

with the Senate preparing to vote on the tax overhaul this week, Mnuchin has yet to deliver the analysis.

"Either the Treasury Department has used extensive taxpayer funds to conduct economic analyses that it refuses to release because those analyses would contradict the Treasury Secretary's claims, or Secretary Mnuchin has grossly misled the public about the extent of the Treasury Department's analysis," Warren, a Democratic Senator from Massachusetts, wrote in the letter.

'Unborn children' qualify as college savers in GOP tax plan

There are a number of people who have commented on this case in the past few years: the Attorney General of the United States, the President and the Vice President of the United States, let me just remind them that ...  they may themselves soon avail themselves of the presumption of innocence and beyond a reasonable doubt standard. ... I would ask them to reflect on that before they comment or disparage the result in this case.

We are still doing it too.

Now, obviously this is BS.  Certainly was not a surprise to anyone but it is I think a hopeful sign that there are some, maybe even enough - it only takes 3, who were waiting for this to have a reason to vote against it.