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Trump And House GOP’s Promise To Not Cut Social Security Is Total Nonsense
Trump got House Republicans to not use reconciliation to cut Social Security. The problem is that reconciliation can’t legally be used to cut Social Security.
Tagged Social Security Cuts
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Opinion: As Impeachment Trial Begins, Let’s Remember The Republican History Of Big Lies
The “big lie” is not unique to Trump but rather constitutes a long-standing Republican tradition and political practice that, far from distinguishing itself from Trump’s governance, in fact enabled and even created it.
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Why the Mueller Report is the Kitchen Table Issue of all Kitchen Table Issues
And are we foolish enough to believe Putin and the Russians care about the healthy and secure futures of American workers? Of America’s children?
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Callous Kasich Tells Retiree Worried He Intends To Slash Social Security To “Get Over It”
Kasich dismissed criticism of his attitude as “silly” and said “difficult” changes are necessary in order to stabilize Social Security
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Republicans Go On a Scorched Earth Crusade In Case They Lose In 2014
Republicans realize that their recent shutdown laid waste to their brand and are intent on a scorched Earth crusade in case the 2014 midterms do not give them two more years to eviscerate America.
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During the Obama Presidency Republicans Have Not Made a Single Concession to Help People
It can hardly be disputed that throughout Barack Obama’s tenure as President, Republicans have not made one concession or presented one piece of legislation to benefit the people.
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Republicans Expect the Elderly, Poor and Unemployed to Pay Off Their Debt
For some reason, only Republicans remember that it was the poor, public sector workers, and retirees who created the country’s economic malaise, and they are duty-bound to make them pay restitution.
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Republicans Wanted Chained CPI, But Now Paul Ryan is Demanding Even Deeper Cuts
After wanting it more than anything else, Paul Ryan (R-WI) dismissed the President’s offer of chained CPI today, saying it isn’t entitlement reform – it’s just “clarifying a statistic.”