Make no mistake about it, these phrases are the real reason that good, real Americans are willing to look right past all Donald Trump’s flaws. These phrases also expose the America hating unAmericans among us as only they are offended by such patriotic phrases. After eight long years of being treated like second class citizens; good, real Americans needed to hear that a President was willing to work for them. Trump has done nothing but bust his ass for America’s Best.
Going forward we should expect like phrases and taglines to be used by any candidate willing to put his/her best foot forward for the right people. Conversely, look for countering taglines to be used by the Party Of Filth as an indicator of their willingness to work for America’s Worst.
You Republicans are such idiots. You're just as broke as you were in 2015 and if you elect Republicans again you'll be poor the rest of your lives. Because Republicans are slowly chipping away at your social security and slowly raising prices on your medicare. Most of you can't save enough that you can retire at 67. This is the new America. So don't say you are making America great again when so many people are struggling.
The New Realities Of Work And Retirement
About
1 in 4 adults age 65 and older is now in the workforce. That number is expected to increase, making it the
fastest-growing group of workers in the country.
The days of working for one company that would take care of you after you retire are long gone. Few private sector workers now have traditional, defined benefit pensions, where you're paid a fixed stipend for life depending on your salary and years of service.
Most retirement funds now are 401(k) types, where the employer and employee contribute a fixed amount and the money is invested in the stock market. During the worst of the last recession,
401(k) accounts lost almost one-third of their value. That was enough to change some would-be retirees' plans.
Also,
a recent survey found that about 50% of older Americans are dipping into their retirement savings to help their grown children. And some folks just haven't saved enough: Baby boomers have
median savings of a little over $150,000 to get through what could be a 30-year retirement.
Meanwhile, roughly half of private sector employers offer no retirement plans at all. That's one of the reasons about
a quarter of retirees get 90% or more of their income from Social Security.
This is not the life that 65-year-old Kyle Cohen imagined. After working for decades in jobs as varied as TV copywriter and children's librarian, after raising two children as a single, divorced mother, Cohen finds herself scraping by on nothing but Social Security and food stamps.
How many of you MAGA idiots are going to be in this position when you reach 67?