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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 2668887" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Wait a minute . Your the one who said that we need God back in public schools. If that isn&#039;t forcibly imposing a religious ideology I don&#039;t know what is. When it comes to the future of your retirement security the deficit is not in the near term a threat to your retirement security. It&#039;s the people in your own party who want to &#039;reform and replace&quot; Social Security, ACA and Medicare Translation.....They don&#039;t want to have to pay into it anymore.&nbsp; Did you see the first draft of the ACA so called replacement?&nbsp; the CBO is getting it this week. To begin with the expanded Medicaid will end. The result? The states wouldn&#039;t be able to take up the slack and as a result of that rural hospitals and clinics will start dropping like flies. Tax credits will be granted based only on age. Translation......A guy making 20 million a year will get the same tax credit as a same age guy making $20,000. And premiums will continue to rise as hospitals will have no choice but to raise rates and fees which will be handed off to insurers and guess who they will pass it off onto? And yes they won&#039;t do away with Social Security it will just be watered down until provides nothing to retirees. Don&#039;t believe me?&nbsp; Just take a look at Congressman Sam Johnson&nbsp; ( R-TX)&nbsp; so called plan to reform and preserve Social Security. Summary..... retirement age goes to 69 and the longer you pay into it the less you will receive in return through direct cuts to the monthly benefit and COLA based on an obscure formula that seldom moves. Granted the Progressive/Liberal political movement like all others has it flaws. But try as you might there is one fact you simply cannot deny. You&#039;re life going forward is going to be a damn sight better off because of what that movement was able to get for you. So give the people who got it for you the respect they&#039;ve earned because try as you might&nbsp; you can&#039;t have it both ways.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 2668887, member: 58386"] Wait a minute . Your the one who said that we need God back in public schools. If that isn't forcibly imposing a religious ideology I don't know what is. When it comes to the future of your retirement security the deficit is not in the near term a threat to your retirement security. It's the people in your own party who want to 'reform and replace" Social Security, ACA and Medicare Translation.....They don't want to have to pay into it anymore. Did you see the first draft of the ACA so called replacement? the CBO is getting it this week. To begin with the expanded Medicaid will end. The result? The states wouldn't be able to take up the slack and as a result of that rural hospitals and clinics will start dropping like flies. Tax credits will be granted based only on age. Translation......A guy making 20 million a year will get the same tax credit as a same age guy making $20,000. And premiums will continue to rise as hospitals will have no choice but to raise rates and fees which will be handed off to insurers and guess who they will pass it off onto? And yes they won't do away with Social Security it will just be watered down until provides nothing to retirees. Don't believe me? Just take a look at Congressman Sam Johnson ( R-TX) so called plan to reform and preserve Social Security. Summary..... retirement age goes to 69 and the longer you pay into it the less you will receive in return through direct cuts to the monthly benefit and COLA based on an obscure formula that seldom moves. Granted the Progressive/Liberal political movement like all others has it flaws. But try as you might there is one fact you simply cannot deny. You're life going forward is going to be a damn sight better off because of what that movement was able to get for you. So give the people who got it for you the respect they've earned because try as you might you can't have it both ways. [/QUOTE]

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