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TedG

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  1. Is the GAO partisan? SS has paid put more then it received in revenue since 2010. That is a fact.
  2. For some reason you don’t want to answer the question due to the fact it blows your narrative.
  3. Tariffs are being used to give tax cuts to the wealthy? Really? When did this happen?
  4. Where does the money come from to honor these bonds?
  5. The treasury bonds are an OUI from the government to the government.
  6. You keep in beating a dead house for some reason. I’ve proved the Dept of SS has run a deficit since 2010. You are the only person who says that is not the case.
  7. Socialism is when the government (The people) own the means of production. I’m trying to figure out what you mean by rob the poor and give to the rich. Please explain yourself,
  8. This is not socialism.
  9. How in the world can the Dept of homeland security protect every soft target?
  10. That’s a huge expense to attack non military targets.
  11. Were does the money come from to pay the interest?
  12. Where does the money come from to pay for the interest?
  13. Letting males play in women’s sports killed the dems.
  14. In Scenario B, where does the money come from to pay the interest? Think about it.
  15. Again. Let's take this graph from the SS.gov website. Look at the red line and compare it to the blue line. No matter how you try to spin it, SS has run a deficit since 2010. End of story.
  16. LOL... You don't even kow the difference btween the two trust fund. The term Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) Trust Funds refers to two distinct trust fundsmanaged by the U.S. Treasury: Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund – This fund pays retirement and survivors benefits. Disability Insurance (DI) Trust Fund – This fund pays disability benefits. While they are often collectively referred to as the "OASDI Trust Funds," they are legally and financially separateentities. Each fund has its own income, outgo, and balance, but both are used to finance the Social Security program.
  17. You did'nt read it. 1) It does not show interest paid. 2) It stops at 2009 before SS sent negative.
  18. Dummy...the Feds are borrowing from themsleves. How hard is this for you to undersand? Your dumb logic is why the feds are 36 trillion dollars in debt.
  19. Why is the OPs commnet racist?
  20. BTW..your link is cute. The data on the table ends at 2009. You problay figured no one will bother look at the link.
  21. 1) The taxpayer pays payroll taxes matched by the employer. 2) The excess is spent in the general fund, and the Department of SS is given Special T bills. 3). When the Special T bills are redeemed, the taxpayer has to pay again, or the federal government borrows money to pay back the Department of SS, which adds to the debt and deficit, another expense to the taxpayer. 4). The taxpayer pays the interest earned on the special Tbills. Or the money is borrowed by the feds, which adds to the debt and deficit, another expense to the taxpayer. 5) Then, the taxpayer can end up paying taxes on 85% of the SS payments received.
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