Category: Social Security

BREAKING: TERRIFYING Announcement About Social Security – This Isn’t Good…

Posted on by Margaret M.

According to new numbers released from the Social Security Administration, the number of people currently benefiting from the program is at an all-time high. As of November 2017, there are 61,859,250 people currently receiving benefits from Social Security. So, what’s the big deal? When compared to new numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, despite […]

 

JUST IN: Feds Make MAJOR Social Security Announcement – All Senior Citizens Affected [VIDEO]

Posted on by Margaret M.

Great news for social security users! Just a few days ago, a press release from the Social Security’s press desk said that Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits will increase 2% for more than 66 million Americans who use the system. The change is set to come in 2018. The increase is considered a cost-of-living adjustment […]

 

Social Security Administration Gave Away $1 Billion in Benefits…No SSN Card Necessary!

Posted on by Alexandria Willis

It is no secret that there is a serious problem with the Social security situation. Insane amounts of money are misused, but we had no idea it was such a colossal amount. But now it is becoming clear just how devastating the misuse of funds is. And the number is truly staggering. According to Breitbart […]

 

BREAKING: FEDS Screwed Up On $1 Billion Worth Of Social Security Payments – This is BAD.

Posted on by Cassy Fiano

The United States Social Security system is fundamentally flawed. Republicans have been advocating for reform for a long time, but Democrats routinely fight those efforts. But will this news be what finally changes that? It turns out that the government just messed up, big time. An audit found that the Social Security Administration paid out […]

 

A Senator You Haven’t Heard Of Just Gave The BEST Speech We’ve Heard This Year [Video]

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

This guy is fantastic! The Freshman Senator from Georgia, David Perdue, may not be running for the presidency, but he sure could – he’s far more popular than Jeb Bush. In fact, he says he views things just as Donald Trump does. He’s for a flat tax, term limits, jobs and reducing the debt. He’s […]

 

Social Security Administration Paid Out Over One Million in Benefits to Dead People

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

About 58 dead people received $1,111,000 in Social Security benefits last year a new report says. Of course, it wasn’t the dead people who got the money but thieves scamming the system. I guess we might be surprised that it was only just over a million! The Social Security Administration (SSA) improperly paid about $1,111,000 […]

 

Social Security Administration Expects Beneficiaries of Obama’s Amnesty Will Be Covered Starting Later This Year

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

Barack Obama and all these agencies have zero respect for the law. Even though a judge has ruled that this unlawful Amnesty should be stopped, they are moving right on ahead with it as if it is a done deal. The Social Security Administration is saying as much when they state that they expect the […]

 

Boehner Betrays His Conservative Base by Passing the CRomnibus and ‘It Stinks to High Heaven’

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

NoisyRoom.net Hat Tip: BB Richard A. Viguerie is absolutely right when he calls most of the Republican leadership “boneless wonders.” And as Senator Rand Paul correctly labeled the CRomnibus, it is an “abomination of a bill,” and it passed narrowly last night thanks to the betrayal of John Boehner. Boehner lied himself silly as he […]

 

Suspected Nazi War Criminals Removed From the United States Continue to Receive Social Security

Posted on by Cassy Fiano

The Nuremberg Trials are famous for the prosecution of Nazi war criminals after the end of World War II — but plenty of Nazis escaped unscathed. And it turns out that the United States knew of the existence of these war criminals, and allowed them to leave the country without punishment, and even bribed them […]

 

Where’s the leadership on Social Security?

Posted on by Dustin Siggins

In 2010, the Social Security Trustees Report said Social Security would be able to fulfill all current obligations until 2036. : In 2011, that estimate was bumped to 2035, and this year it was changed to 2033. : Clearly, the program must be reformed, yet many Washington politicians think like Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), who […]

 

The Future of Social Security: Getting Bleaker & Bleaker

Posted on by Dustin Siggins

On June 21, Charles P. Blahous III and Robert D. Reischauer, Public Trustees of the Social Security and Medicare Boards of Trustees, testified to the House Ways & Means Committee’s Subcommittee on Social Security on the 2012 Social Security Administration (SSA) report on the fiscal health of Social Security. During the hearing, from minute 51:55 […]

 

Who’s Offering Economic Solutions?

Posted on by Michael Fell

Given America’s growing national debt, now in excess of $15 trillion: http://www.usdebtclock.org/ A per capita government debt that’s worse than Greece’s: http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/chart-america-s-capita-government-debt-worse-greece_631797.html Unemployment numbers “officially” listed at 8.5%: http://www.bls.gov/bls/newsrels.htm#OEUS Petroleum prices trending higher, adding pain at the pump for consumers while decreasing money available to them for spending on vital necessities like food and shelter: […]

 

Obama’s Budget: More Tax, Borrow and Spend

Posted on by Michael Fell

The White House presented its 2012 budget Monday. A $3.8 trillion proposal which includes $1.43 trillion in new taxes on households whose incomes meet or exceed $250,000 (note: this is the new “progressive” definition of millionaires and billionaires), a fourth straight year of $1 trillion-plus deficit spending (which will require yet more borrowing), and new […]

 

State of the Union or Wishful Thinking?

Posted on by Michael Fell

The 2012 State of the Union address has come and gone with little change in the White House’s view of the world. This is unfortunate. America needs viable solutions, not more wishful thinking. Most disturbing is the continued, steadfast insistence that doubling America’s corporate tax rate will somehow create middle class jobs. After repeated failures […]

 

The Elephant Stick

Posted on by Michael Fell

What’s the elephant stick?:  Simply, it’s: a stake driven into the ground to keep a chained baby elephant from escaping captivity.:  The young elephant, small and relatively weak, is: not yet strong enough to pull up: the stake and flee.:  The baby elephant: learns that: when it feels tension on it’s ankle: it’s reached the end of: the chain and: can’t go any: farther.:  […]

 

Social Security Ponzi Scheme Fast Approaching Point of Collapse

Posted on by Dave Blount

Although progressives like Willard “Mittens” Romney attack Rick Perry for referring to Social Security as a Ponzi scheme (as many have done before), the question isn’t whether this sacred pillar of statism is an unsustainable swindle, but rather how long it will be before its inevitable collapse. The answer — not long at all: There […]

 

How Sustainable Do You Think This Is?

Posted on by John Hawkins

From CNSNews. There were only 1.75 full-time private-sector workers in the United States last year for each person receiving benefits from Social Security, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Social Security board of trustees. That means that for each husband and wife who worked full-time in the private sector last […]

 

Put ‘Country Before Party’ and Admit Social Security Is a Ponzi Scheme

Posted on by John Hawkins

There are few issues where we need to put “country before party” more than Social Security, which is why Rick Perry’s comments about the program were a breath of fresh air. Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s assertion this week that Social Security is a “Ponzi scheme” touched off a heated debate within the GOP whether voters […]