House wingnuts unveil 2018 budget - and it's worse than we thought

Wingnuts in the U.S. House of Representatives took a first step toward tax reform on Tuesday, with the release of a fiscal 2018 budget plan that would allow a tax reform package to pass the U.S. Congress without support from Democrats.
The $4 trillion blueprint, which must be approved by both the House and Senate, would also set the stage for a wingnut-only repeal of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law and $203 billion in savings from mandatory federal programs including food stamps over the next decade.

House wingnuts unveil 2018 budget with tax reform instructions to repeal Wall Street restrictions