PoliticalChic
Diamond Member
Don't worry... if you guys get your way... they'll be bloat bellied little skeletons... just like you like 'em.
Do you really have a steel plate in your noggin?
I mean, could I use my TV remote to make you dance?
Let's play a little game, Steelie,...if you're up to it.
Imagine that you actually incorporated the information in the OP into your psyche...
....then, would does it logically follow that folks with the accoutrements listed in the OP would exhibit "bloat bellied little skeletons..."???
Remember...we're pretending that you have the God-given ability to think....
Good, Steelie....I see you shaking your little head! Good boy.
Now, if the OP speaks truth, consider where you got the idea that large segments of the population would exhibit "bloat bellied little skeletons.."
Right! Those calculating Lefties had brainwashed you! Very good!
Now, go back and get that GED!
Perhaps you should RE-READ my post... notice that I said "IF YOU GUYS GET YOUR WAY" they will become bloat bellied little skeletons...
Get your OWN fucking GED you illiterate tramp.
Ohhhhh....did I hurt your little feelilngs?
Just because you have some trouble putting two and two together?
Well, then, let me do it again!
Let's see how accurate your understanding of, I assume you mean Republicans..."IF YOU GUYS GET YOUR WAY"
Let's see what actually happened when Republicans did get their way:
1. The EITC has a sterling Republican heritage. It was first instituted in the 1920s by a Republican Congress at the instigation of Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon. Repealed in 1943, Republican President Gerald Ford revived it in 1975.
a. EITC supporters argued that because the credit would be available only to those with earned income, it would reinforce work incentives and help get people off welfare. By making the credit refundable, it would offset the disincentive effects of higher payroll tax rates, which had risen from 4.8 percent on workers and employers in 1970 to 5.85 percent in 1975.
2. In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan supported a big increase in the EITC rate from 10 percent to 14 percent. In 1990, George H.W. Bush supported a further increase.
3. Despite the exploding cost of the EITC, Republicans in Congress created another tax credit in the 1997 tax bill. The child credit was intended to make it easier for mothers to stay at home and raise their children, rather than work outside the home. Republicans and the Earned Income Tax Credit - Bruce Bartlett - Townhall Conservative
4. the earned income tax credit ("EITC") that was enacted by Gerald Ford and then re-enacted and expanded in 1986 by... could it be, don't tell me, say it ain't so!... Ronald Reagan. Paul Abrams: Reagan the Redistributor: Check Out the Earned Income Tax Credit
5. a child care tax deduction included in the immense Internal Revenue Code of 1954 Child Care Subsidies in the United States: Government Funding to Families (2010)
So, Steelplate or not, you certainly are a bonehead, just the type of low-level IQ that the Left has so much success manipulating.
You are the kind of individual who thinks an innuendo is an Italian suppository
Now, get back to work on that GED.