Hey, you remember the so-called state and local tax cap passed by the Republican Congress

2017, along with Trump's tax cuts? Congress set a cap or a limit on the state local tax deductions

that people could take on their federal tax returns. Liberals were outraged. They said Republicans

came up with this cap just to punish Democrat states with their high state local taxes.

Since blue state residents couldn't deduct those taxes anymore, taxpayers would start pressuring

Democrats to run their states to lower their taxes. It's unfair. Four states, New York, New

Jersey, Connecticut, and Maryland sued. They argued that Congress had no right to limit state and

local tax deductions because it was an evil plot to force these blue states into changing their

tax policies. It was unconstitutional and mean-spirited, they said. Well, on Monday, a federal judge

rubbed salt into Liberals' wounds. A district judge dismissed the suit, ruling that the blue

states presented no constitutional principle preventing Congress from imposing a cap on tax deductions.

The Republican Congress acted within their constitutional authority. New York governor Andrew

Cuomo, the brother of Frado, said that his state is going to evaluate their options for an appeal.

But for now, liberal range liberal ideology took a backseat to the law. It's a rare good day for justice.