Quoting for completeness since the above quote got my attention.. like lower the amount what?
Good point though!
Yeah, train wrecks always pull huge ratings. Dems can't compete with circus sideshow freaks.single digit ratings for the networks carrying this tonight fo sho
He's an ex-marine so it's understandable.Is it just me, or does Webb come across as completely stiff and unlikable?
Nope.So Sanders is a liar?
Believe it or not, actuaries (google it if you don't know what they are) built in increasing lifespans into SS.But social security was not created with that in mind. If you want to lower the age, then that's more of a welfare system. I think that if you want to talk about keeping it within its original scope of serving as a source of income for those who live past the age at which they intended to live til, the current system has drastically changed.
If you look at the average life expectancy in the 1930s or even the # of years people typically live for after 65 years of age, the number has changed from the 30s til today. It would make sense to raise the age in that sense if you want to keep it today as the program it was intended to be.
Now what you're talking about is to change the scope of social security by lowering the age. Is that really the goal? And if so how does it make sense for rich people to cash out on social security at an earlier age?
But social security was not created with that in mind. If you want to lower the age, then that's more of a welfare system. I think that if you want to talk about keeping it within its original scope of serving as a source of income for those who live past the age at which they intended to live til, the current system has drastically changed.
If you look at the average life expectancy in the 1930s or even the # of years people typically live for after 65 years of age, the number has changed from the 30s til today. It would make sense to raise the age in that sense if you want to keep it today as the program it was intended to be.
Now what you're talking about is to change the scope of social security by lowering the age. Is that really the goal? And if so how does it make sense for rich people to cash out on social security at an earlier age?
make the wealthy pay is unsurprising, and had to laugh when she said she can remember being a young mother...lulz
Blame republicans blame republicans blame republicans.. rah rah rah!!!
At least Sanders has the nuts to say he'd vote for weed
Gotta love progs and "Make anybody moderately successful to pay for it!"
If you're moderately successful, you're not making $500,000 USD a year.
That classifies as very rich.
you have no clue...single digit ratings for the networks carrying this tonight fo sho
you have no clue...
Winner?
Both Bernie and clinton.
Loser? O'malley.
With only 5 people on stage couldn't they allow more time for extended answers. Maybe give each candidate 2 extra time cards.
Use when needed
With only 5 people on stage couldn't they allow more time for extended answers. Maybe give each candidate 2 extra time cards.
Use when needed
Yes and that's why Social security was set at 65 back in the day when the average life expectancy was in the upper 50s to low 60s.The point of social security was to give a way for old people to live out the rest of their lives without being in poverty. If old people are having to work then I'd say the system is failing. If old people want to work (as opposed to need to work) then their benefits should probably be adjusted accordingly.
Winner?
