Michtex, thanks. I can tell you that I for one do not hold people in "contempt" for not paying taxes that they do not owe. I think that the EITC is a dumb law but I suppose it is better than straight welfare. I do hold in contempt able bodied people that do not work, however.
Just for the record, there's nothing wrong with poor people using the EITC just like there's nothing wrong with rich people using the deductions and shelters available to them. There may be something wrong with these opportunities being available, but given that they're available, there's nothing wrong with people using them, so long as they're not violating the law in doing so.
Romney said and CNN showed that he paid taxes every year and plenty of them and he called on Reid to name his source. BO minions will likely l not believe Romney. but for some reason will believe an unnamed source or sources Reid can't make up his mind how many sources he has
Good Lord. I can tell this is going to be a non-issue oriented election with Dems doing everything they can to avoid taking about our pathetic excuse for a president. And they will be aided and abetted by the MSM.
The Dems seem to be trotting out a different "birther" charge every week. This is how Romney should frame his response.
Ironically, it was Mitt's father who set the high bar for releasing tax returns as a presidential candidate.
WaPo gives Reid 4 pinnocchios, the max from link 'We use a reasonable person standard here. Without seeing Romney’s taxes, we cannot definitively prove Reid incorrect. But tax experts say his claim is highly improbable. Reid also has made no effort to explain why his unnamed source would be credible. So, in the absence of more information, it appears he has no basis to make his incendiary claim." even funnier stuff at linkThe Link When WaPo fact checker discounts your lie you know you should stop digging
