• Say "No" to Social Security Cuts
    Social Security is not the right place to address the deficit. Tell the President and your fellow members of Congress to decline any and all cuts in Social Security including the way cost of living increases for retirees are calculated. As a person dependent on Social Security, the proposed "chained CPI" would decrease cost of living increases for me and my fellow retirees causing a hardship, especially with the rising cost in health care.
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    Created by Michele Vickery
  • stop cutting SS
    We elected you President Obama because (among other issues) you promised not to mess with Social Security and Medicare. Please leave these programs as they are now. You cannot use Social Security money to pay down the deficit. That money belong to the working folk who is expecting this money to live off of when they retire or become disabled (heaven forbid). Leave our money alone and keep your promises.
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    Created by John R Sickler
  • Say NO to chained CPI!
    My mother and husband are currently on Social Security, and I'm getting ready to start drawing my military retirement from the Army Reserves. So much of what we were promised we'd get if we put in our 20 has been taken away. Haven't they taken enough?
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    Created by Catherine Argyle
  • Make Corporations Pay Their Fair Share!
    If Multi-national corporations stopped being allowed to hide their profits in off-shore banks and forced to pay more than the 1 or 2% they are currently paying in taxes. Our economy would be balanced.
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    Created by Lexie Ross
  • Stop the gun violence
    No I have not been personally been affected by it.
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    Created by Adele Luckett
  • Social Security cuts hit seniors hard!
    Washington is trying to cut the deficit and cutting Social Security or Medicare benefits is just not American.
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    Created by Janet Sparrow-Sinclair
  • Social Security is NOT an entitlement !
    Social Security is not an entitlement...it is supposed to be a trust fund paid for by us and for US !
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    Created by Reinhold Ferster
  • Do not cut Social Security
    Social Security is NOT entitlement. We have been paying into it our whole lives. Say no to President Obama's proposal to cut Social Security by lowering the cost-of-living adjustment for current and future retirees.
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    Created by June Whelan
  • Cut to Social Security
    Retirees who have paid into social security will be hurt by this cut. Why shouldn't it be there for us when we need it? It's our money!!! Make NO cuts!!!
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    Created by B. Joseph
  • do NOT cut social security!!!!!!!!
    My husband's health care took our savings. I am now a widow and live on Social Security alone. We paid in the maximum for over 25 years. This cutting of benefits of working people has got to be stopped. It's not like I can just sell a house or a plane or a yacht.
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    Created by Judy
  • The Congress
    The killing of our Social Security! I/we will be greatly affected, since all retired people who have spent our entire lives working depend on Social Security, for our survival. I am deeply disappointed that this very serious issue is even on the table. I remind you, that money was taken from our checks to be set aside for our retirement! Beware: there will be grave consequences to this action to all representing the Corporation of the United States of American!
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    Created by Yvonne Scarlett
  • Save Social Security
    My grandmother currently receives social security and solely depends on it to help her pay her bills. My grandmother worked all her life and have paid into social security as I have as well. My grandmother is already struggling on a fixed income and sometimes can't afford to pay her heating bill. If these funds are cut she will not be able to pay other bills that assist her with her daily living expenses each day.
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    Created by Michelle Cannon