Thousands of years of history have proven what the central banks are doing is highly destructive to the common man, hugely beneficial to the banksters, and always ends catastrophically. Even in America's own history the great depression of the 1930's, and the economic collapse of 2008 and resulting recession, which is still ongoing, is more than ample evidence that what the central bank (Federal Reserve) is doing is always very destructive. But still, despite our constitution being written to prevent central bank destructive behavior, the banksters found a way to achieve passage of the Federal Reserve Act, buy off the people’s representatives in government and be allowed to steal from the common people for the benefit of the banks. But what is really galling, is that the people of America keep allowing themselves to be deceived into continuing to put the members of government stealing from them back into power. The only way to stop the insidious behavior of the banksters is to return to a 100% gold standard, abolish fractional reserve banking, return to 100% reserve commercial banking totally separate from investment banking, and an amendment to the constitution explicitly detailing these things. Pass a balanced budget amendment, and then pass an amendment outlawing campaign contributions to elected members of government, make all political campaigns taxpayer financed, and any member of government caught taking bribes to be punished with jail time and banned from government service for life. If you don't pay taxes, don't expect representation in government. Tax payer financed campaigns might strike some as wrong, but compare it to the system we now have where the 99% have virtually no representation in Washington and current representation is bought through campaign contributions and bribes by large corporations and special interests. Constitutional amendments to achieve these things are absolutely necessary to prevent them from ever being shirted or by passed. It's the nearest thing possible to being witten in stone and be irrefutabIe law. If the people of America will organize together in one force, these things can be done. And they must be done if we are to ever separate ourselves from the corrupt monied influence of the banksters and corporate elitists. This is the only way to return to a government of the people, by the people, for the people.

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.

Stop the changes to Social Security and Medicare and Medicade.

Republicans should start representing the 91% of Americans and they should pass backround checks.

I HAVE ALREADY LOST COST OF LIVING RAISES BUT I AM SURE I WILL BE.AFFECTED BY ANY CHANGES. (KSSI

As a person who won't be eligible for social security for a few decades, I think it is very important to do my part now to ensure it's around when I'm old enough to collect it.

Im mother of disable (Deaf), my daughter was raped when she was 5 yr old, I have taken her yers of councelling, plus medical, dental, audiologest, ENT Dr. and life skill training to put her in our society adds up, I wouldn't be able to do all that by myself, we depend on SSI and Medicaid, PLESE STOP THE CUTS !!!! In the end we all benefit from kids doing better, because they are our FUTURE

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.

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.

As an older adult, I am very concerned about the future of my health care benefits under Medicare assignment. Many senior citizens who have chronic issues will find themselves without professional assistance. In addition, the "Golden Years" can be tarnished with health issues that need professional guidance. Recently in our local newspaper, a surgeon wrote regarding this issue as it relates to him/her making wise choices in continuing his professional services to those most vunerable.

We've been paying into Social Security our entire lives -- with the promise that we'd have a certain amount of income we could rely upon at retirement. You're not just breaking a Promise. You're breaking the promises of Presidents and Congresses over the past nearly 8 decades. That's a life-span of Social Security lasting 1/3 of our nation's history.

Cutting Social Security Benefits for current and future retirees while they are already struggling with rising health care costs as well as the cost of living erases the "American dream". My husband worked in a cabinet company for 48 years, struggling to raise a family he paid into the system his whole life and even now we can hardly make ends meet. We own our home and vehicles so we don't qualify for assistance, so if our income is chopped any deeper we won't be able to hang onto our own American Dream.