After multiple failures when it came to repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Wednesday's passage of the Tax Cut and Reform Bill by the House and the Senate was a major feat for the Republican Party. The bill, which passed the House in a 224-201 vote and the Senate in a 51-48 vote, will eliminate $1.5 trillion in taxes. The top corporate tax rate was slashed from 35% to 21%, which will make the United States a competitive player on the global business playing field. The economic benefits of this move are already obvious: Boeing announced a new $300 million investment initiative, Wells Fargo announced a $15 minimum wage and $1 billion in new capital spending (along with $400 million in philanthropic contributions), Fifth Third Bancorp announced a $15 minimum wage and a $1,000 bonus for all employees, and AT&T announced a $1,000 bonus for all employees. Ryan, Trump, and McConnell All of these announcements were pegged to the tax plan, making it obvious that the bill...