Simply because I love what he is doing to our healthcare system, with the repeal of the mandate and Medicaid cuts coming up next. I can't wait to see the boomers cry that they can't afford their medicine anymore. It will bring tears of joy to my eyes to watch them suffer.
Thank you, republican congress and President Trump, for completely betraying the boomers that put you into office. Whatever else happens, I know I'll get plenty of enjoyment out of the retirement crisis coming round the bend.
Maybe John you might consider there never was a health crisis?
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We have a large number of people approaching retirement age who can't really afford to retire. Many will look to rely on Medicaid, which won't be there for them. Same with SS. So I'm not sure how that isn't a problem.
What do you know about Medicare/SS?
I bet you are one of those people that don't know that your employer contributes an equal amount as you do to Medicare/SS.
I bet you don't know that when more people are working ....wow... guess what? More money goes into Medicare/SS.
I bet you also don't know this recent fact...
Working Past 70: Americans Can’t Seem to Retire
U.S. seniors are employed at the highest rates in 55 years.
A number of factors are keeping older Americans in the workforce. Many are healthier and living longer than previous generations. Some decide not to fully retire because they enjoy their jobs or just want to stay active and alert.
Others need the money. The longer you work, the easier it is to
afford a comfortable retirement. Longer lives and rising
health care costs have made retirement more expensive at the same time that stagnant wages and the decline of the traditional pension have made it harder to save enough.
Working Past 70: Americans Can’t Seem to Retire
I know at my age of 74 being in business is keeping me mentally sharper...hence my able to retort your lame comments!