Although Hillary’s fake-feminist womb-productivity wish list would include doubled, refundable child tax credits for single moms and, possibly, the non-refundable type for dual-high-earner, married parents, too, she would never have been able to get those bigly womb-productivity presents into the Swampers’ Santa bag.
She would not have gotten them passed, whether you are talking about the welfare-style, beach-trip-with-boyfriend-funding, refundable-child-tax-credit, womb-productivity pay outs for the single moms who don’t pay income taxes, the ones working part time to stay below the earned-income limits for monthly welfare that covers their major household bills, like rent and groceries.
She would not have been able to get the non-refundable, trip-to-bed-and-breakfast-funding, child-tax-credit, womb-productivity presents for the married moms, dominating the part-time, low-wage office jobs in nicer, less dangerous areas of town to add keeping-up-with-the-Jones’ money to an ample spousal income, the above-firing moms vanishing at 2:30 every day — and for weeks of baby travel soccer — leaving behind phones ringing off the hook with paying customers.
Hillary Glass-Ceiling Clinton would not have been able to snag the trip-to-Europe-financing, non-refundable, child-tax-credit tax cut to reward womb productivity for the dual-high-earner parents who keep two of the few good-paying jobs with benefits under fewer roofs via assortative mating.
No matter how hard she tried to represent the citizens of other countries who elected her, Hillary would not have been able to extend the bigly, refundable child tax credit for maximum womb productivity to the illegal alien households with a male breadwinner, getting free rent and free EBT groceries for multiple US-born children, to illegal aliens.
So, in terms of the most frivolous form of welfare — doubled, refundable, tax-cash-assistance infusions up to $6,444 on top of free food and free rent — it would be slightly less easy than it already is for moms, as one employer put it, “with somethin’ comin’ in” (from government, spouses or ex spouses) that covers their rent and groceries to accept low wages and part-time hours, undercutting women, like me, who must live on earned-only income in the many discriminatory sections of the office-job market “voted best for moms.”