Junior finally acknowledged that his Administration could attempt to reduce Social Security benefits for workers, a reversal from his core campaign pledges in 2000. Specifically, Junior was asked his opinion on Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's assertion that, in order to balance the budget, Social Security benefits should be cut. Junior responded, "My position on Social Security is this: those benefits should not be changed for people at or near retirement." However, Junior specifically refused to say he opposed cutting future guaranteed benefits for younger and middle-aged workers.
For all of you younger people who do not make your fortune gambling, which is very dubious at best, you might have to go to one of the "faith based" providers to beg for a handout! But then again, do you really think that Junior cares?
Semper Fi,
Lt. Dan
For all of you younger people who do not make your fortune gambling, which is very dubious at best, you might have to go to one of the "faith based" providers to beg for a handout! But then again, do you really think that Junior cares?
Semper Fi,
Lt. Dan