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Dont Touch My moneySocial Security .1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Edward Baker
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Do Not Cut Social SecurityI receive Social Security since I am mentally ill. So, I have directly benefitted from its auspicious generosity for years.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Zachary Zoet
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New Yorkers say no cuts to Social Security benefits!President Obama's budget plan is not the kind of change we can believe in. Obama's budget will includes a big cut to Social Security benefits -- making life harder for retirees for years to come. Despite President Obama's campaign promises about protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits, he is pushing hard for this devastating cut. But members of Congress who care about working families can stop this plan. Speaker Boehner needs Democratic votes to pass even the least controversial bills. So if enough Democrats say Chained CPI and other benefit cuts are off the table, then they'll really be off the table.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joe Dinkin
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LEAVE SOCIAL SECURITY ALONE!STOP ABUSING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, LEAVE SOCIAL SECURITY ALONE. "WE THE PEOPLE" WANT THE GOVERNMENT TO PUT OUR NEEDS FIRST. THE GREEDINESS NEEDS TO END NOW.9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by JENNIFER CAREY
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ss benefitsDO not cut my social security benefits. It is a sacred fund Put into law by a great president FDR and has nothing to do With national debt.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by david
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Call obamaStop Obama from making social security cuts1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rodney Wilson
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Senator Reid: Please Protect Social SecuritySocial Security is not driving the deficit, therefore it should not be part of reforms aimed at cutting the deficit. U.S. debt comes from a decade of tax cuts for the wealthy, unlimited spending on foreign wars and a recession caused by unregulated Wall Street speculation. It is wrong to ask our seniors, veterans, and the disabled to pay for the greed of the top 1%. President Obama's proposed "Chained CPI," deceptively portrayed as a reasonable cost of living adjustment, is a cut to Social Security benefits that would hurt seniors. Social Security is too important for Americans to be used as a bargaining chip in debt negotiations. Today, most seniors rely on Social Security for 2/3rds of their income or more. Cutting Social Security will keep many of us from paying for necessities as we age. These cuts are an even bigger threat to the disabled and veterans, who would face the COLA cut for 30, 40 years or more. Gutting Social Security is going in the wrong direction. A better Social Security reform would insure the wealthy pay their fair share by lifting the cap on income subject to Social Security taxes. We need retirement security, not less. Let us stand together and speak out against corporate greed performed at the expense of the public.18 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Shannon Gould
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Don't Cut Social Security and MedicareSocial Security and Medicare cuts.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Linda Walker
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Do Not Cut Social Securitylets make America a better place for Seniors and not go back to the past.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Willie
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Social Security Disability payments are stealing from my retirement!Going forward, a retiree living an average lifespan will collect only 60% of the money that they have paid into Social Security. How can SS not remain solvent? Answer: Social Security Disability is increasingly being used as an off the books welfare program. People who were once helped by programs funded through the budget are now being put on SS disability. The definition of disability has been stretched to allow many more people to claim benefits. In the last 5 years the solvency date has decreased from 2043 to 2033. It is obvious that it is the over use of the disability portion that is bleeding the trust fund dry, and not the retirement of Baby Boomers.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Barb Tessin
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Rep. John Barrow vote against Social Security cutsRep. John Barrow I sincerely urge you to vote against President Obama's Social Security cuts. I worked many years and paid into Social Security. I am retired and Social Security is my only income. This is not a gift or charity. Social Security is an entitlement that I have earned.108 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Vera Jordan
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social securitywe need to keep social Security strong . support it all America needs it ,in our old age .1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by awhite