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Which bills from left or right have removed money from the Social Security Trust Fund? The deficit in Social Security has more to do with the fact that populat
by sbuttgereit 11y ago
Which bills from left or right have removed money from the Social Security Trust Fund? The deficit in Social Security has more to do with the fact that population dynamics don't favor a scheme where younger worker's money is taken from them and given to older people when the population is declining.
Let me make your The only debate is which section of the population gets bulk of the money, hint: it's not the poor statement more accurate: The only debate is which section of the population gets to keep it's money that was slated for confiscation, hint: it's not the poor since they don't pay taxes to begin with.
What was the last program that the "right" actually rolled back that wasn't actually replaced with something more grand? Sure, in new programs they maybe didn't grow things as much as today's radical, er, mainstream left would like. But our compassionate conservatives have expanded government at every turn; they'll talk about reform, but the majority never mention terminating these things... even good ol' Trump makes no such claims. Ted Cruz, maybe, but most rank and file Republicans don't like him, remember?
I'm sorry. But most of your arguments sound like propaganda and are disconnected from reality. I grant you so-called conservatives like to have their private/public partnerships, which are as wrong as the programs that they target. But few actually try to dismantle the programs... they simply try to structure the gravy train.