Not long ago, senior citizens got the two biggest annual increases in their monthly Social Security checks that most had ever seen. But for many of them, the adjustments still weren’t enough to cope with the runaway inflation of earlier this decade and the continued high prices for food, housing, utilities and other necessities.
    • NeuromancerOPM
      -17•5 months ago

      You have a cite for that? I have never heard Trump wants to end social security.

        • NeuromancerOPM
          -11•5 months ago

          The claim is he wants to eliminate it. A reduction in benefits isn’t an elimination of the program. Two very different things.

          • @thantik
            13•5 months ago

            Ah the good ol’ conservative mantra. Cut spending to programs that work. Claim government doesn’t work. Cut spending even more, turn program useless, point at it as an example that government doesn’t work. Blame Government for useless program, push to “privatize” it - moving the goalposts every time people mention that you’re trying to destroy a system that worked…

            We’ve seen it all before.

            • NeuromancerOPM
              -12•5 months ago

              I have no issues with eliminating social security but the claim was Trump wants to eliminate it. I see no evidence of that

                • NeuromancerOPM
                  -6•5 months ago

                  It’s funny. Lefties are unable to have a discussion. They want to throw a lie out and then throw insults when you ask to see the evidence.

                  I am here for discussions. Not catch phrases.

                  I have seen nothing from Trump that he wants to end social security. They keep babbling about 2025 protect which the republicans do not support and Trump does not support.