...I believe that Congress has an obligation to ensure the long-term viability of the Social Security and Medicare programs so that future generations can enjoy the same stability that they have provided older Americans for generations. As a member of the Ways and Means Committee's Subcommittee on Social Security and as a member of the Seniors Task Force, I have always been a champion for preserving Social Security and have fought tirelessly to strengthen and protect it. Social Security is the bedrock of retirement security for millions of Americans. Congress has an obligation to ensure the long-term viability of Social Security so that future generations...[emphasis mine]Making Social Security "long-term viable" and "strengthening and protecting" it are standard code phrases for cutting benefits. No Democrat should ever use those lines, unless she immediately clarifies by stating: more revenues and no benefit cuts. A good Democrat would state that benefits should be increased.
Musings from some guy who know stuff...and thinks he knows other stuff, and has opinions on just about everything, and is more than happy to tell you what he thinks and why...when he has time and the inclination to sit down and write in this thing.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Congresswoman Schwartz
She used to be a pretty decent Democrat but now she's got her eyes on the PA governor's mansion and has moved into decidedly more "centrist" (i.e. pro-wall street and pro-military industrial complex) positioning. I wrote saying that SS cuts should not be considered with respect to the current fiasco and her [form] response included:
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