• Social Security
    Social Security cuts, for seniors now covered by same.
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    Created by Robert/Mabel Debeikis
  • Leave social securty alone
    Any decline in social securty benefits will hurt my wife a myself.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Richard Hughes
  • Social Security Cuts
    No cuts to Social Security. It's not yours, you didn't work for it, you didn't pay into it and you need to leave it alone. It belongs to the people who pay into it.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Jill Shamp
  • President Obama's proposed cuts to Social Security
    Say no to President Obama's proposal to cut Social Security by lowering the cost of living adjustment for current and future retirees. Medical costs are on the rise along with prescription drugs, we cannot afford to have our Social Security cut.
    727 of 800 Signatures
    Created by Joyce Farrow
  • saDo not suport President Obama's Social Security Bill
    seniors have a difficult time making ends meet as it is and need y0ur support to say "No" to the social security cuts. The President said he would not do this when he was running for office.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Kristine Reis
  • Don't reduce Social Security
    Obama is willing to reduce the Social Security benefits by changing to a "chained CPI" adjustment instead of using the Consumer Price Index of his own department. The argument is that this is more "fair". This is an invalid argument and the only intention is to reduce the benefits and give the President some political power to get something from the Republicans. A much better way would be to increase or eliminate the top end limit on Social Security tax. Obama isn't listening to us. We need to get our word out to our representatives in Congress.
    536 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Robert Kastigar
  • Do Not Cut Social Security
    I am a Social Security recipient. I, and my employers, paid into the system all of my working career. Those funds are should not be used to balance the federal budget!
    4,179 of 5,000 Signatures
    Created by John Cogswell
  • Cutting Social Security Is Not an Option!
    I have just started receiving Social Security that I paid into for the past 40 years. Representative Lloyd Doggett, Please stand up and urge your fellowRepresentatives to say No to any cuts to Social Security. Social Security should not have any place in Deficit cuts! Cutting Social Security is Not an option!
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Jo Ann Saldana
  • PRESIDENT OBAMA- PLEASE STOP SS CUTS
    I will be affected by SS cuts
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    Created by diego
  • Stop the Chain CPI Cuts to Social Security
    President Obama has proposed cutting Social Security by lowering cost-of-living adjustments for current and future retirees and the disabled. These cuts, sometimes called "chained CPI," will hurt seniors and those who are disabled who have paid into the system for their whole lives and are already struggling with rising health care costs. It will also harm those like my daughter who is disabled who is not able to care for herself without assistance. We must help the elderly and those who cannot care for themselves, not to mention we have all paid into this system and it is being used as a way to manage debt that it does not cause. I must be kept separate and we must encourage our lawmakers to do what is right for the elderly and those who need our protection.
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Linda Higgins
  • Social Security security for US
    Let's stop lying to the public and stop taking away well deserved earnings !
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Heather
  • If it's not broken, don't fix it!
    Recipients of Social Security have paid into it for their entire working lives. To accommodate baby-boomers and secure Social Security's longevity, the easiest and most fair fix is to eliminate the cap on income subjected to Social Security taxes. After all, why should a person whose annual income is approximately $107,000 or less pay Social Security taxes on 100% of her/his income, while one who earns approximately $400,000 pays Social Security taxes on only 1/4 of his/her income?
    11 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Cheryl Ede