do not qualify for the federal rehabilitation tax credit. So the credit is for the cost of rehab, not your whole tax bill, and does NOT apply to your residence. Gotta get a look at Ryan's actual tax returns, however -- wonder if (like Romney) he claims that his residence isn't really his residence, depending on when it gets him some tax bennies? for the clarification. I heard it mentioned in passing somewhere but didn't know whether the tax break was something he could claim on a year to year basis or what. Glad I asked the question instead of proclaiming it as truth! :) His district's big money maker is being a transit point between twin cities, chicago, milwaukee and points west.  It's all due to federal infrastructure. "My taxes are of the legally correct height, and the core reason for my campaign is to make them a different, lower height, and it is none of your business what precisely either of those heights might be." Mitt, as channelled by Hunter. The Rude Pundit has a post up today that looks at how the Ryan family made its fortune from government contracts. "The Ryan workload from 1910 until the rural interstate Highway System was completed 60 years later, was mostly Highway construction." And whose money built the interstate highway system? That'd be ours. ... Are we clear here? We're talking about Paul Ryan, who, with his wife, is worth as much as $7.7 million and "much of the Ryans'