Ok, let me see if I get this straight. If you work hard and make a decent living, you are to pay more takes, and get fewer benefits (when considering that depending on your AGI you might not even qualify for a tax rebate). So in an essence, it pays to be a welfare food stamp recipient. You kids will probably go to college free on other people's taxes. And now, one of the democratic candidates says that if he is elected to the White House, he wants to establish a multi-billion $ fund to assist those unable to pay their mortgage. Goes w/o saying that you have to be under certain income to qualify and the fund will be paid from taxes paid by those who work hard and make good fiduciary decisions. Is it me, or is there something wrong w/ this picture?
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