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Just a lying piece of trash

He introduced budgets that reduced COSTS associated with the administration of Social Security and Medicare, not benefits paid to the elderly.

Government damn well better do something because in not many years the program is going to be insolvent and recipients are going to see a 20% across the board reduction in benefits according to the Social Security Administration

From CNBC
The financial future of the more than 70 million Americans who receive Social Security benefits is slightly more secure than anticipated, according to the agency's annual trustees report, released May 6: The trust fund reserves used to pay beneficiaries are projected to become insolvent in 2035, a year later than previously projected.

Social Security will still exist after 2035, according to the trustees' findings, but retirees will only receive 83% of their full benefits. Preventing that shortfall requires congressional action and would likely involve trimming benefits or increasing the Social Security payroll tax.
 
That’s not what he and his people want.
You are just so full of sh. They want Medicare to go corporate. They want more people having to work until they drop so they don’t have to pay them SS at all.
 
That’s not what he and his people want.
You are just so full of sh. They want Medicare to go corporate. They want more people having to work until they drop so they don’t have to pay them SS at all.
No we want to just put old people in wheel chairs and push them off of a cliff
 
He introduced budgets that reduced COSTS associated with the administration of Social Security and Medicare, not benefits paid to the elderly.

Government damn well better do something because in not many years the program is going to be insolvent and recipients are going to see a 20% across the board reduction in benefits according to the Social Security Administration

From CNBC
The financial future of the more than 70 million Americans who receive Social Security benefits is slightly more secure than anticipated, according to the agency's annual trustees report, released May 6: The trust fund reserves used to pay beneficiaries are projected to become insolvent in 2035, a year later than previously projected.

Social Security will still exist after 2035, according to the trustees' findings, but retirees will only receive 83% of their full benefits. Preventing that shortfall requires congressional action and would likely involve trimming benefits or increasing the Social Security payroll tax.
"Government do something"

How about you stop supporting people that won't do anything?

Like...everyone you've voted in.
 
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