The description of Biden and the Dems' ironically-titled Inflation Reduction Act at Wikipedia is amusing for the use of one word:
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) is a landmark[1][2] United States federal law which aims to curb inflation by possibly reducing the federal government budget deficit, lowering prescription drug prices, and investing into domestic energy production while promoting clean energy. It was passed by the 117th United States Congress and signed into law by President Joe Biden on August 16, 2022.
No word is doing heavier lifting in the history of words doing heavy lifting than "possibly" in that first sentence.
You know what's happened since that was signed into law, but that hasn't stopped the White House from bragging about what a wonderful addition to "Bidenomics" it has been:
After I signed the Inflation Reduction Act, some claimed our tougher tax enforcement policies would go after middle-class families.
— President Biden (@POTUS) October 20, 2023
Today’s numbers prove otherwise.
Congressional Republicans may not like it, but I’m going to make sure the wealthy pay what they owe. https://t.co/VWllF2Xctt
Does this include cracking down on sons of certain politicians who wrote off hookers as a business expense? Just asking.
As of yesterday it was reported that Biden’s inflation has increased again further harming middle class Americans.
— Samantha Tango🕊 (@LStargazer54) October 20, 2023
But the IRS is bigger, so we've got that goin' for us.
— Donna Marie (@sabback) October 20, 2023
"We did it, Joe!"
I'll just leave this here. pic.twitter.com/IdiJsgVO5d
— Snoop Bailey (@realsnoopbailey) October 20, 2023
I still can't get over the fact that one of the main brags about the "Inflation Reduction Act" was that it made the IRS bigger and worsened inflation. This is like a Twilight Zone episode written by George Orwell.
They do go after middle class families. https://t.co/REVtPlVC93
— Dan 🇺🇸 (@danieltobin) October 21, 2023
Of course they're going to gravitate towards the low-hanging fruit. Rep. Thomas Massie pointed that out earlier this year:
Stop the presses. No need to raise the debt limit. Biden is going after those billionaire waitresses’ tips.
— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) February 8, 2023
HT: Mike @taxreformer pic.twitter.com/DRIHtPoIDM
The expanded IRS is going to sock it to those multi-millionaire waiters and waitresses!
Perhaps there's something else the IRS could check into:
How about after you signed this check? pic.twitter.com/AB3aAmIrfG
— Gimme3Steps (@TheSouthGAJohn) October 20, 2023
Is the newly expanded IRS looking into all this to make sure it was all on the up and up? Oh, and one more thing:
Does that include all the money Hunter owes the IRS? https://t.co/U2H6T2jCCd
— Rep. Eric Burlison (@RepEricBurlison) October 20, 2023
LOL, no. It also most likely does NOT include any of the lib billionaires whose homes the Bidens stay at while on vacation.
