‘Peak elitism’: Democrats roasted for dismissing no tax on tips as ‘cr

Nevada Democratic representatives Dina Titus, Susie Lee and Steven Horsford are being mocked as “out of touch” for keeping silent after a national Democratic Party spokesperson dismissed no tax on tips as mere “crumbs.”

In a Politico article about the importance of the no-tax-on-tips policy in congressional races in Nevada, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokesperson Lindsay Reilly appeared to dismiss the policy, saying, “D.C. Republicans are giving temporary crumbs to working families.”

Reilly added, “Meanwhile, millions of families are at risk of losing their health care, hundreds of hospitals could close and countless Americans could lose their jobs — all to pay for permanent tax cuts for billionaires.”

The no-tax-on-tips provision in the “big, beautiful bill” establishes an income tax deduction of up to $25,000 on qualified tipped income through 2028.

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With Nevada being the state with the highest share of tipped workers in the country, these comments ignited a firestorm of criticism from Republican voices online.

“Marvel at just how out of touch Democrats are with reality. The DCCC thinks no taxes on tips is ‘crumbs,’” conservative commentator Steve Guest wrote.

“What makes this so bad, is that this is ACTUALLY what the Democrat party thinks,” wrote White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson.

National Republican Senatorial Committee advisor Nathan Brand added, “Nancy Pelosi peddled this same elitist ‘crumbs’ message in 2017 after Trump and Republicans cut taxes for nearly all working families.”

The Republican Congressional Leadership Fund challenged Titus, Lee and Horsford, saying, “Will you denounce the @dccc’s…