Howell Raines resigned today, but that doesn't put a damper on New York Times liberal lies. Just check out this deceptive Op-Ed piece divisively titled "The Poor Held Hostage for Tax Cuts".

Millions of low-income families were cruelly denied child credits in the administration's latest detaxation victory. Now, with consummate arrogance, Republican leaders in Congress are threatening another irresponsible tax-cut bidding war as the price for repairing the damage.

The Times rambles on and on about how the GOP is taking food out of the mouths of children, and then kicking them into the street and stomping on their naked emaciated bodies. Well, not really, but my embellishment is no more ludicrous than the Times' "Poor Held Hostage" headline.

The Times never does explain just how it is that poor people are harmed by not receiving a refund of money that they never had in the first place. Perhaps I'm not smart enough to read between the lines, because I just don't get it.