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In reply to the discussion: So I guess that's it? With a whimper not a bang? The extra [View all]jayschool2013
(2,311 posts)In addition, it doesn't mean those of us between 55 and 65 would be put out to pasture simply because we suddenly had access to Medicare and a more secure Social Security in our future. Sure, some of us with enough savings, pensions, etc., would choose not to work again, but some might be motivated to take a chance at being an entrepreneur and starting a new business. We could freelance more easily (at any profession), and we'd have more time to volunteer to bring peace, prosperity and freedom to those younger than us who haven't had our advantages.
I don't know how anyone looks at the GOP right now and see anything other than their true philosophy: "It's a dog-eat-dog world out there, kid, and you're on your own. If you catch a disease, get discriminated against, are raped or lose your parents at a young age, here's a pair of bootstraps and a coupon for thoughts and prayers."