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Originally Posted by Tonyafd
I have just done a Google search using "cuts to social security" as the search criteria.
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Did you hurt yourself? Are you okay?
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Originally Posted by Tonyafd
I got over a billion hits in .45 seconds.
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That proves nothing.
You have been repeatedly called out on threads like these. I have repeatedly challenged you to read the Social Security Act of 1935 and the 1939 Amendments as well as the annual reports filed be the Trustees and you have repeatedly demonstrated that you have not.
You also fail to understand that the Lamestream Media writes inflammatory articles precisely to get suckers like you to play the click-bait game so they can boost their advertising.
Such examples are abundant.
What the Lamestream Media called as "cuts" to Social Security Disability were in fact not cuts at all.
The legislation enacted by the then-Republican Congress and signed into law by Trump merely barred persons on Social Security Disability from also collecting federal unemployment benefits and State unemployment benefits.
Not one single person on Social Security Disability had their Social Security Disability payments cuts.
Not one.
Yet, the Lamestream Media called it a "cut."
The only affected persons were those persons collecting Social Security Disability and also collecting unemployment benefits, unemployment benefits at the State and federal level were not cut, either, they were simply withheld.
If you can justify why someone who claims they cannot work due to disability should also be allowed to collect unemployment benefits from the State or federal government -- even though they claim they cannot work due to disability -- then please do.
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Originally Posted by Tonyafd
That shortfall wasn't supposed to happen until the twenty thirties.
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Wrong.
Your claim that a "
shortfall wasn't suppose to happen until the twenty thirties" is based on your ignorance of everything related to Social Security.
Shortfalls:
2010: -$15.9 Billion
2011: -$11.4 Billion
2012: -$17.1 Billion
2013: -$33.8 Billion
2014: -$39.6 Billion
2015: -$40.2 Billion
2016: -$65.9 Billion
2017: -$64.3 Billion
2018: -$103.1 Billion
2019: -$71.4 Billion
Your claim demonstrably fails in a manner most spectacular.
There have been shortfalls for 10 consecutive years, and unless and until Congress decides to increase the FICA payroll tax, the shortfalls will continue
ad infinitum.