goes the chair of the committee the fact we're here we have to fight and august today to k078 peel the budget & finance committee to make good on a a promise in agree a ridiculous the increase if the city saw a surcharge well, the city saw a surcharge anyone that lived and works here sees the wealth and airbnb to may they're back tacks thanks to the supervisors it is a decent surcharge too so the question becomes what a our local government if they refuse to honor a vote why should the workers or others trust any what the board of supervisors say the nonprofit workers are broke and san francisco is not what's the rational and the argument against the egregious supplemental we haven't is that heard when we have heard from supervisor avalos and supervisor mar about their support if there are doubt or opposition i'd love pubically for those supervisors to state why they don't that this is a good idea or why the full board should have a chance to voted on something they've agreed to in august the silence is very troubling and concerning physical evidence i mean i was a nonprofit working now a uni

the affordable care act from that. so think about it. this budget is conceding the fact that the affordable care act has reduced the deficit and we peeling the law would increase the deficit. in fact, the most recent c.b.o. estimate shows that repealing the affordable care act would increase the deficit by $210 billion. you can't rig the rules on both sides. i mean, this particular budget, among other things -- of course keeps the revenue rates, the fees and taxes from the affordable care act while cutting health care for people and then to mask the fact that it would add to the deficit, there's a specific exclusion on page 69 of the chairman's mark that would exempt the affordable care act from being counted when it comes to increasing long-term deficits. that's not fair. i would argue that's really budget gimmickry. i think it's important if you are going to eliminate the affordable care act, you have to step up and assume the consequences of that. and one of those, according to the congressional budget office is the fact that our deficit will go up. so this amendment would strike that provision to maintain a point of order on any heal