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In reply to the discussion: Dean Baker: The Washington Consensus Wants To Cut Social Security Benefits With A Chained CPI [View all]HiPointDem
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Dean Baker: The Washington Consensus Wants To Cut Social Security Benefits With A Chained CPI [View all]
Better Believe It
Apr 2012
OP
Woo me, you have wooed me: I despise every right-wing initiative, no matter its origin,
indepat
Apr 2012
#24
Can you show where George W. Bush signed a proposal to privatize Social Security?
TheKentuckian
Apr 2012
#56
No, the point is that your posts are virtually *always* drive-by nastiness about other DUers,
woo me with science
Apr 2012
#50
By "elderly CPI" you mean one that more accurately reflects the need for higher COLA benefits.
Better Believe It
Apr 2012
#18
Not necessarily. For example, if we figured out a reasonable way to control/lower medical, housing,
Hoyt
Apr 2012
#20
Today's average SS benefit is $1230. And that average is right-skewed a bit, meaning most
HiPointDem
Apr 2012
#58
That *is* the way it's supposed to work & is the way it's always worked. What's new
HiPointDem
Apr 2012
#61
What we need is more bi-partisanship! I'm sure we'll see a lot of that after the election.
Better Believe It
Apr 2012
#26