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The OP left the building quite some time ago. I already addressed it in post 4. Stick a fork in it.
No, you didn't really address the OP. You made a funny comment, I even gave you a smiley face for that.
And that sarcasm was exactly the address.
Oh wait I forgot -- you don't know what sarcasm is. I left that one off the list.
We've moved on since then to calling leftists "Liberals" calling Conservatives monolithic, inventing new definitions for the words racism and moderate...
No, we've been over all kinds of definitions and delineations between modern and classical liberals. I never said Conservatives are monolithic... that is your interpretation but it's incorrect as usual. I've not redefined "racism" or "moderate" ...we can look up the dictionary definition of those if you like.
It's on the record actually.
Doublethinking JFK's declaration of "I'm a Liberal" into "I'm a Conservative"
Again... "A rising tide floats all boats" is a direct quote from the man. It is in reference to his policy of wanting to reduce federal income tax rates and mostly for the top marginal rates. Today's liberal vehemently opposes this idea and calls it "right-wing extremism."
So... WHO is doing the "doublethinking" here and WHO is trying to present the truth?
Who's doing the strawmanning here?
Now appearing in your mirror.
Tax rates when JFK ran for POTUS were up over 90% btw. World War II didn't come cheap.
I do know what sarcasm is, unfortunately, sarcasm doesn't address an issue.
No, it's not "on the record" actually. This is a tactic deployed constantly by troll liberals like you. Set up the false narrative that an argument has been defeated and keep on repeating that lie until people believe it. And hey... credit to your favor, that tactic seems to work for you!
I've not presented any strawman. Yes, taxes were high under Kennedy, he wanted to lower them. His argument was that "a rising tide floats all boats" and that was to mean that lowering top marginal tax rates would benefit everyone... "trickle down economics" is what that became under Reagan and the liberal left have been rejecting it ever since. You now have modern liberals who want to raise the top tax rates back up to 90%, contrary to Kennedy's argument.