Trump administration is pushing for the elimination of the 12.4 percent payroll tax, that's what funds Social Security... They will sell it as a tax cut for the middle class, and the idgits will eat it up—this is crazy and dangerous...
Trump administration is pushing for the elimination of the 12.4 percent payroll tax, that's what funds Social Security... They will sell it as a tax cut for the middle class, and the idgits will eat it up—this is crazy and dangerous...
12.4% more for me to invest? Bring it on Except there would be idgits not responsible enough to put that money aside and to that I say "tough sh!t". No where in the constitution does it say the gov is responsible for one's retirement.
^^ I agree, it is a part time job, cut session time to about 3 months, the rest of the time spent consorting with constituents.
All it takes to go directly to prison for years doing hard labor in N Korea is to be falsely accused by a family member that Dictator Un is a fatty or he is not respected.. There is no legal protection's in North Korea..
The people of the United States will never allow a piece of sh!t Dictator to rule..
Our Congress is what separates us from being controlled by a stupid fatty.. Example: Trumpcare..
^^ I agree, it is a part time job, cut session time to about 3 months, the rest of the time spent consorting with constituents.
All it takes to go directly to prison for years doing hard labor in N Korea is to be falsely accused by a family member that Dictator Un is a fatty or he is not respected.. There is no legal protection's in North Korea..
The people of the United States will never allow a piece of sh!t Dictator to rule..
Our Congress is what separates us from being controlled by a stupid fatty.. Example: Trumpcare..
OK, you took my post where I agreed with Botto about congress being a part time job and linked it to Kimmy-boy in Korea. I was confused till I looked at the time you posted this.
51 Republican Senators Just Voted to Cut $400 Billion From Medicare
(Washington, DC) — The following is a statement from Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works, in reaction to the Republican tax bill that just passed the Senate:
“51 Republican Senators just voted to cut $400 billion from Medicare over the course of the next decade. The health care of tens of millions of seniors is now in jeopardy, all so that Republicans can give a massive tax handout to their billionaire donors.
Now the bill moves to conference with the House. Both the Senate and the House are likely to have one more opportunity to vote on the final tax bill. Massive resistance from the American people defeated Trumpcare, and it’s not too late for the people to defeat this Medicare cutting tax scam too.”
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Senate Republicans Hand Expensive Holiday Present to Those With Everything, Ask Seniors, Working Americans to Foot the bill
News Release
“Senate Republicans have just given the wealthy and multi-national corporations an early Christmas present by passing the Trump/GOP tax plan, while leaving a lump of coal for seniors and almost everyone else. The president and his party in Congress are asking the poor, middle class, and elderly to pick up the tab for trillions of dollars in tax breaks that the super-rich and profitable corporations do not need. If enacted, the tax bill will trigger an automatic $25 billion cut to Medicare. It blows a $1 trillion hole in the deficit, inviting deep cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. It adopts the paltry “Chained CPI” inflation index for calculating deductions and tax brackets, setting a dangerous precedent that could spill over into cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security. Adding insult to injury, the Trump/GOP tax bill repeals the Obamacare mandate, which will raise ACA premiums for older adults (age 50-64) by an average of $1,500 in 2019. We are deeply disappointed that so many Senators put party and powerful donors over principle to pass this reckless, regressive legislation. As the tax bill moves to a House-Senate conference (or perhaps a vote by the House on the Senate bill), we urge Senators and Representatives of conscience to reconsider their support – and remember the millions of retirees and working Americans who will suffer in the long run.” – Max Richtman, president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
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