… which does not contribute to the budget deficit… in fact the Government owes Social Security the millions they have borrowed from it that they should not have.
If you want to weigh in, AARP (who have not been totally on our side to keep Social Security from being reduced…until the polls showed that this was not the position of their members) has a means of expression you should try:
For the past year, Washington has been discussing changes to Medicare and Social Security behind closed doors as part of a backroom budget deal. Throughout that debate, we heard from millions of members who said they’re tired of Washington playing politics with the benefits they’ve earned. That’s why we’ve launched ‘You’ve Earned A Say.’ We’re calling it that because Americans have earned their benefits by paying into Social Security and Medicare for years and they deserve to know what the politicians are talking about.
As AARP says on the site: Don’t let Washington decide the future of Medicare & Social Security without you.
Make sure you get your position covered.
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