61.   The pay gap between the working poor and the corporate elite is nothing new, of course.

62.   The report suggests that relieving the burden on the working poor through tax credits, more day care, health insurance and a reinvestment in public education.

63.   The riders are mainly the working poor, the handicapped, the elderly.

64.   The Senate bill, unlike the House version, allows the working poor to claim a portion of the child credit even if they pay no income taxes.

65.   The situation of the working poor should be a subject of far greater national concern than it is.

66.   The tax code is full of breaks for parents, college students and the working poor, each of which has its own rules and income limits.

67.   The working poor and the working class voted for Gore while the middle class and the upper middle class voted for Bush.

68.   The working poor!

69.   There is enough money available for the welfare recipients, but not for the working poor, who get subsidies for child care based on their incomes.

70.   They are not among the working poor whose taxes will rise.