Another reason to not trust the Republican Party

[Harry Dresden]

A payroll tax is an attack on SS?
What a fucking moonbat

Payroll taxes FUND Social Security

Slashing Payroll Taxes will destabilize SS and give Republicans a reason to kill it

No shit.
When obama reduced the SS payroll tax(none of you hacks said a word) money was redirected to fund it.
But here you are, shitting your boomer diapers not even knowing how the program would work.
Goddamn moonbats

Obamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ain't in office, and he inherited a Great Recession without any playbook to guide him. He made some mistakes, but all in all by 2016 we were out of the woods. Keep your eyes open, put your biases aside and consider we've all been led by Trump into the woods by him, McConnell and those Republican Pols who continue to support chaos.

put your biases aside
are you doing that?.....just asking...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

One shouldn't be fooled by these TRUST Act advocates' assertions that Social Security needs to be "fixed." Down deep, they mean "fixed" in the sense that one "fixes" a cat or the Mafia "fixes" a snitch.

Or the way that Obama "fixed" the economy.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Another reason to never trust the Psychocrat Party

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

A lot of conjecture in that article with little substance to back up any panic.

The crisis is largely imaginary, for the Social Security trust fund, by far the biggest of the reserves with $2.9 trillion today, is not in danger of exhaustion for at least 15 years

I suppose to a greedy Baby Boomer the crisis is largely imaginary because many of you will thankfully be dead in 15 years, but since I'll still only be 52 and not yet ready to collect, it's sure not an imaginary crisis to my generation.

 

[sealybobo]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

its unbelievable how in this day and age anyone could vote for any incumbent at the federal level.....

If I was really rich, I mean really rich, I’d vote republican. It would mean the difference between hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

If I was a social conservative, I’d vote for republicans.

If I didn’t mind another conservative being appointed to the Supreme Court I’d vote republican.

If I was a ceo of a corporation that needs to go green, I’d vote republican.

I am a white straight upper class man who likes my guns and I can’t vote republican. And I don’t know what makes you do it. I see their policies the last 40 years have made the rich richer while the middle class shrinks and gets poorer. Even me. I’m looking forward to my social security. Not 80% of it. And I know republicans want to make drastic changes to things like social security and Medicare

 

[Crepitus]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

So just running up the national debt until SS and Medicare reach insolvency is a good idea to you?

With tRump's 10 trillion dollars deficit republicans are no longer allowed to say things like that.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

So just running up the national debt until SS and Medicare reach insolvency is a good idea to you?

With tRump's 10 trillion dollars deficit republicans are no longer allowed to say things like that.

So nobody is allowed to spend responsibly?

 

[Crepitus]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

So just running up the national debt until SS and Medicare reach insolvency is a good idea to you?

With tRump's 10 trillion dollars deficit republicans are no longer allowed to say things like that.

So nobody is allowed to spend responsibly?

When has a republican spent responsibly?

 

[Rye Catcher]

A payroll tax is an attack on SS?
What a fucking moonbat

Payroll taxes FUND Social Security

Slashing Payroll Taxes will destabilize SS and give Republicans a reason to kill it

No shit.
When obama reduced the SS payroll tax(none of you hacks said a word) money was redirected to fund it.
But here you are, shitting your boomer diapers not even knowing how the program would work.
Goddamn moonbats

Obamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ain't in office, and he inherited a Great Recession without any playbook to guide him. He made some mistakes, but all in all by 2016 we were out of the woods. Keep your eyes open, put your biases aside and consider we've all been led by Trump into the woods by him, McConnell and those Republican Pols who continue to support chaos.

put your biases aside
are you doing that?.....just asking...

Of course we all have biases, but some are based on empirical evidence and some are based on prejudice.

 

[Mr Natural]

When has a republican spent responsibly?

When it’s tax cuts for the billionaires

 

[Crixus]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

I will never get social security, nor will most people in my age group so why should we give two fucks ?

 

[rightwinger]

Another reason to never trust the Psychocrat Party
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Nadler is mean and lean now that he is at fighting weight
He weighs less than Fat Donnie by the way

 

[Rye Catcher]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

So just running up the national debt until SS and Medicare reach insolvency is a good idea to you?

With tRump's 10 trillion dollars deficit republicans are no longer allowed to say things like that.

So nobody is allowed to spend responsibly?

Take this into consideration. A self proclaimed billionaire who has a job in Washington D. C. and flies often in a Taxpayer funded plane, with Civil Servants who are provided lodging, meals and golf carts also paid for by taxpayers amounting to millions of dollars over three years. Is that you sense of your tax dollars being spent responsibly?

 

[Rye Catcher]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

I will never get social security, nor will most people in my age group so why should we give two fucks ?

It's all about you. How nice. Of course you are not alone, that is why I coined the phrase CALLOUS CONSERVATIVE.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

/——/ And what are the plans for SS?

 

[Crixus]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

I will never get social security, nor will most people in my age group so why should we give two fucks ?

It's all about you. How nice. Of course you are not alone, that is why I coined the phrase CALLOUS CONSERVATIVE.

Nope. Not ALL about me, but everyone in my age group. All the old people are going to die anyway so why should any of us care? We want our money. Old folks should have saved better and been smarter with their money instead of living on credit all their lives. Socal security can go as far as I care.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

its unbelievable how in this day and age anyone could vote for any incumbent at the federal level.....

If I was really rich, I mean really rich, I’d vote republican. It would mean the difference between hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

If I was a social conservative, I’d vote for republicans.

If I didn’t mind another conservative being appointed to the Supreme Court I’d vote republican.

If I was a ceo of a corporation that needs to go green, I’d vote republican.

I am a white straight upper class man who likes my guns and I can’t vote republican. And I don’t know what makes you do it. I see their policies the last 40 years have made the rich richer while the middle class shrinks and gets poorer. Even me. I’m looking forward to my social security. Not 80% of it. And I know republicans want to make drastic changes to things like social security and Medicare

you dont know what makes me do it because i dont....

 

[Rye Catcher]

Column: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill

Social Security advocates are universally opposed to the measure, which they see as an expression of longtime conservative hostility to the program.

www.yahoo.com

Social Security advocates who breathed a sigh of relief when Senate Republicans rejected President Trump's demand to place a payroll cut in the latest coronavirus relief bill exhaled too soon.

The version unveiled Monday by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) incorporates a provision even more menacing for Social Security (and Medicare too).

This is the so-called TRUST Act, which was crafted by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and has been bubbling along in Capitol Hill corridors since last year.


The TRUST Act is a device to tamper with Social Security behind closed doors and in a way that would allow senators and members of Congress to wreak havoc on the program without leaving fingerprints.

The TRUST Act is now a provision of the HEALS Act — the Senate GOP's opening bid on coronavirus relief. So it's timely to give it a close look.

Once again efforts to support Big Business at the expense of working men and women is afoot. This bill is an effort to the special interests - Corporations [who are not people] and industries which lobby the GOP for more and more profits lining the pockets of GOP Pols who are supporting Republican Pols in elections.

The Left is completely opposed to this effort by Plutocrats, a devious and cunning effort to take more and more for themselves, greed which has been exposed in the so called Tax Reform Bill by Ryan and signed by Trump, attacks on labor unions and efforts to repeal and replace the ACA with a for profit cartel.

A lot of conjecture in that article with little substance to back up any panic.

The crisis is largely imaginary, for the Social Security trust fund, by far the biggest of the reserves with $2.9 trillion today, is not in danger of exhaustion for at least 15 years

I suppose to a greedy Baby Boomer the crisis is largely imaginary because many of you will thankfully be dead in 15 years, but since I'll still only be 52 and not yet ready to collect, it's sure not an imaginary crisis to my generation.

For the record: I'm not fear mongering, I've posted a link which shows a covert effort to cut payroll taxes. The intended consequence is dishonest, using bait, a few dollars today, for those who need Social Security Income, and affordable health care with no limits and other benefits required in Obamacare. And of course Corporations and private businesses will be able to increase their profits.

Yep, I'm a baby boomer, and I've been collecting $900 dollars every month for 10 years. Money I really don't need since I have Safety Retirement which includes lifetime healthcare and Dental Care. I won't provide my annual income from safety retirement but my retirement is double that of the median household in California.

So what do I do with the $900? I opened 529 accounts for my grandsons and have that money put in their managed accounts for their future education each month.

 

[Harry Dresden]

A payroll tax is an attack on SS?
What a fucking moonbat

Payroll taxes FUND Social Security

Slashing Payroll Taxes will destabilize SS and give Republicans a reason to kill it

No shit.
When obama reduced the SS payroll tax(none of you hacks said a word) money was redirected to fund it.
But here you are, shitting your boomer diapers not even knowing how the program would work.
Goddamn moonbats

Obamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ain't in office, and he inherited a Great Recession without any playbook to guide him. He made some mistakes, but all in all by 2016 we were out of the woods. Keep your eyes open, put your biases aside and consider we've all been led by Trump into the woods by him, McConnell and those Republican Pols who continue to support chaos.

put your biases aside
are you doing that?.....just asking...

Of course we all have biases, but some are based on empirical evidence and some are based on prejudice.

and some are based on just not liking a guy....

 

[Harry Dresden]

Unbelievable how anyone of Social Security age could vote republican at the federal level.

So just running up the national debt until SS and Medicare reach insolvency is a good idea to you?

With tRump's 10 trillion dollars deficit republicans are no longer allowed to say things like that.

So nobody is allowed to spend responsibly?

Take this into consideration. A self proclaimed billionaire who has a job in Washington D. C. and flies often in a Taxpayer funded plane, with Civil Servants who are provided lodging, meals and golf carts also paid for by taxpayers amounting to millions of dollars over three years. Is that you sense of your tax dollars being spent responsibly?

when have those in DC ever spent tax dollars responsibly?....