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Thursday, December 23, 2010
The Biggest Affront to Social Security solvency
In follow-up to my blog, Seniors will not get $250, Robert Weiner, former Chief of Staff of the U.S. House Select Committee on Aging, had an article in the Post this morning.
This tax deal was a bi-partisan decision and the reason why I have problems with both political Parties.
He says, because the new tax deal is "threatening the livelihood of America's present and future seniors - to line the pockets of millionaires...the program could be doomed." Mr. Weiner further explains what social security is--"It's a separate, paid for insurance plan, not a social welfare giveaway to business."
Read what he has to say HERE
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