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Americans were conned into believing a bad businessman (and felon) was going to make things more affordable. Instead, his agenda is to make sure the wealthy make more and more money while the rest of us struggle. Trump has gone so far that even Republican reps (like Mitch McConnell?!) who supported his reelection are speaking out. Hopefully, even those who voted for Trump will eventually see how these economic policies will be a detriment, not just to them, but to all of us. -
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Support for Zelensky surges in Ukraine
I am surprised you are not a Trump supporter. -
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Thai PM Assures Locals: No Israeli Takeover in Pai District - video
Don't quit your day job to be a professional namer. -
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Thai PM Assures Locals: No Israeli Takeover in Pai District - video
There is no way that most speak Russian. -
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HHS Issues Narrower Definitions of Sex, Sparking Criticism from Legal and Health Experts
If they have a medical situation that bars them from deploying, why should they be in the ranks? Should a guy with no legs be allowed to enlist? And why should the military be on the hook for all their medications for life? -
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Musk targets Social Security with blatant misinformation
Please note that Social Security as of 2020 has been paying out more than it has collected from deductions and other revenue . The difference is taken from the trust funds that are intended to support the program in the future. In effect, eating into the assets that were to support future payments. Prior to 2020, there were 11 years in which benefits paid out exceeded income and so the assets of the Trust Funds had to be spent to make up the difference. This cashing-in of the Trust Fund bonds amounted to about $26 billion in those 11 years. As long as the current payments are not being paid for by the initial investments and their income generated, and the deficiency is addressed by cashing trust funds paid by other contributors (through their payroll taxes and mandatory deductions) then it can be said that the taxpayers are supporting social security. This is because the money that is intended to support those contributors future payments is being directed to pay current obligations. Note too that the he Social Security trust funds are limited by law to investing their reserves in U.S. government debt. The debt is guaranteed by the US taxpayer. The US government and the population access are ready made pool of money at a competitive interest rate. Sweet deal for the USA. Not so sweet for many SS contributors who earn a lower rate of return through this investment requirement than had the money been invested in a conventional manner.
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