1ºSay what you want but who was the first president to raid the social security fund? Ill answer it for you. Ronald Reagon, the great tax cutter. Well how do you think he found the money folks? Remember we had a 60-billion-dollar deficit in 1980. Red, Blue, doesn't matter. When will real Americans rise up against both parties and realize that we are being robbed big time. The government wants 1% of the population to control the other 99%. Its not about controlling wealth its about redistribution of debt. We have a deficit folks there is no real money out there. The biggest way to control the 99% is to put all of us at risk and forever working and not enjoying our retirement by slashing the same government benefits we paid into for years. This is the foundation of the anti-woke movement. What they really mean is don't question us, accept our authority and be good little Americans.
2ºNo wonder why Trump sends his basement type lawyers to court to represent him over the past 40 years is because he is incompetent to argue his case and act and will..
He can't represent himself because he doesn't know how to - ask Michael Cohen.
I had an attorney ( Jeff Hall ) in Princeton who was an absolute failure to represent me and lose my money.
Malpractice- Incompetent-Ineffective-Irresponsible and lacks the knowledge of Real Estate Commissions.
Looks like he has been around the block with other Princeton firms and now with* Shaferman and Bladder .
Lost $450,000 of my fees and failed to respond and file briefs and argue my cases but kept billing for time on the clock.
3ºTammy Ann Leinaala Chester two things. 1, this is MY country! My people have been here longer than history has been written! I won’t be going anywhere. You however, can take your communist ideals elsewhere. 2. Funny that suddenly you people think record profits is ok. When it was Trumps economy breaking historic records, he was a greedy so and so. Now that it’s bidenomics and it’s destroying Americans, you’re good with it. The only corporations making record profits are the pharmaceutical companies and the insurance companies. I can’t fathom the stupidity you people bring to the table. You’re not even competent enough to see how badly Americans are suffering. Your shepherds sends billions to other countries while we have hundreds of thousands here without a home, food to eat or even warm shelters. Very hypocritical of you.
4ºWhen Trump wins he will easily clean up this mess.
Add a worldwide holy war to the list.
Now the Biden Administration is financing two wars, both sides in the Israeli war! Follow the money!
What is Bidenomics? I guess someone finally asked “Build Back Better” for who?
"There are no Unexpected Consequences with Planned Incompetence."
High Gas Prices? High Food Prices? Highest US Debt? High Interest Rates? High Housing Costs? Climate Change! Ukraine War? Israeli War? High Electricity Costs? Open Border Crisis? Afghanistan? Homelessness? Crime Filled Cities? Increased Globalist Influence? International Strife? International Holy War? World War lll? All in less than 3 year? No group could be this incompetent.
We now know who the "dark" state is, and they don't care that we know it! They own the battlefield, staffed with useful idiots!
Proof Biden is a World Economic Forum Puppet!
Biden/WEF's "Build Back Better" & Great Reset!
None Dare Call It Globalism
https://jetero.wixsite.com/website/buildbackbetter
5ºRobert Garriott Sadly the taxes you paid were spent o the retirees during that 50 years. Remember Al Gore campaigned on the SS "lock box" so that people who paid in were assured the money would be there for them. Now, with people living longer and a population of more seniors than working aged adults, adjustments must be made.
SS won't go bankrupt, just insolvent, meaning having less to pay out and if nothing is done, benefit checks will be reduced.
Unfortunately the government allowed itself to in essence create a program based on the (illegal for citizens) Ponzi structure.
6ºTammy Ann Leinaala Chester proof does nothing for you libtards. Even with the overwhelming evidence of corruption within the Biden crime family but you all want to look the other way. You know why? Because you’re stuck behind party lines and Trump dwells in your heads creating havoc because of what the liberal media has told you. You believe this economy is doing great. You believe Biden is doing great. You don’t see the astronomical rise in crimes! You don’t see the proof in front of your faces when you go to the grocery stores or the gas stations! You are the problem with this country.
7ºDeneen Schneider Bogdon Joe Biden campaign is busy trying to buy more votes. In a surprise move, the Biden administration says it will fast-track a big change, previously scheduled for July, that will soon erase the debts of thousands of federal student loan borrowers – undergraduate as well as graduate students who initially borrowed less than $21,000. The administration’s cancellation math will work like this: Anyone who borrowed $12,000 or less in federal student loans and has been in repayment for at least 10 years will have their debts automatically erased in February, as long as they first enroll in the Biden administration’s new income-based repayment plan known as SAVE. It does not matter what repayment plan or plans they were in before, so long as they were actively repaying their loans and now enroll in SAVE. No doubt there are those that paid off their student loans that would like a refund. It’s great that the Supreme Court ruled against this.
8ºKathy Heftman Initially it was a one time payment to seniors of a certain age which most citizens didn't live to. In 1937 the SS payroll tax was deemed constitutional and many ideas for a new structure of benefits were considered. Soon women and children became eligible for limited benefits and later survivor benefits were introduced. But not until it was compulsory were benefits available to all. During the 50s the program ballooned significantly to how many were covered, a more generous pay out and extended to disabilities. As time went on there was a an escalation in payments and amounts as well as the SS tax. It was similar to a Ponzi structure where current workers paying into the system were covering the benefits of retirees. During the 50s and 60s there were ample workers for the system to remain viable even when COLAs were introduced. It gradually became healthy enough to provide a virtual pension for retirees. Now that inflation during the late 70s and early 80s significantly affected the inability for some to survive on SS alone. Now it is harder still and it is further complicated by the imbalance between those retiring, often early and living years longer, and fewer workers participating in the workforce, the program is again in trouble. We are an aged population with longer life expectancy. With more depending upon the system than contributing to it. Increasing the funding means raising the SS tax workers have to pay. SS is not going to go bankrupt but rather insolvent.
This piece has some helpful charts and explanations.
https://www.crfb.org/blog...ears-insolvency