You need to learn how to quote. I said, we want to offer a choice, not do away with it. You must have never read Bush's proposal.
"Lindsey said the Bush strategy calls for the creation of individually controlled, voluntary personal retirement accounts that will augment existing Social Security benefits, in lieu of increased taxes or a reduction in benefits."
"Lindsey said the Bush strategy calls for the creation of individually controlled, voluntary personal retirement accounts that will augment existing Social Security benefits, in lieu of increased taxes or a reduction in benefits."
"Secondly, the Dems have more in the top 10 richest of Congress than the Reps do. And why have the rich gotten richer, yet the middle class is stagnant under Dem control for the last 5 years"
That may be true. However, speaking out against SS and Medicare isn't going to win more votes. Consistently taking a stand for big business while the middle class stagnates or goes backward doesn't help either. Why is some person who has been making no more than $45,000 for the last 20 years and is close to retiring going to vote for getting rid of SS and Medicare? He needs SS to retire. In fact, he depends on it. So why would he be in favor of getting rid of it? If investing is better, then provide him with the investments that are guaranteed to equal or surpass instead of "NO'. In examining Ryan proposed budget earlier this year, it wasn't all that friendly toward the working class slob.