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09309 Re: A good thing which may result from Ryan
   My family has spent five generations producing more than we consume. A...
xcslewis   ALEA   13 Aug 2012
8:23 AM
09307 Re: A good thing which may result from Ryan
   Hi tkc, FYI, social security has no major issue of sustainability....
Cactus Flower   ALEA   13 Aug 2012
8:09 AM

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Re: A good thing which may result from Ryan

By: tkc in ALEA
Mon, 13 Aug 12 7:58 AM
Msg. 09305 of 54959
(This msg. is a reply to 09304 by xcslewis)
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CSL, you are special, seriously. We're at odds politically as I detest the far right. Your Wife is right, you've contributed to SSI for 40 years. If your principles are so strong and can afford to pass on it that's wonderful, but not fiscally responsible - which you are. Nothing immoral there; anti principle, perhaps. I really don't think "people.... give up their....right to achieve.." They accept it, as I have, because they paid into it, counted on it and feel deserving. That said, I understand it is not a self sustaining program - I paid for my parents and my children and their friends are paying for me. It must be changed soon. But nothing will change w/ obstructionism, it requires compromise. God forbid the Senate Dems ever decide to emulate the GOP and obstruct everything via filibuster. Their natural style is to seek compromise but they're learning from the obstructionist. Golf, love to. I'm 71 but refuse to play from the senior tees, still consistently break 90 and dream still to shoot my age. It's doable, but only play once a month at best.