GOP plan to cut Social Security, Medicare in 2023 comes into view

[signalmankenneth]

People on and that depends on social security need to take heed of this when you vote in the mid-terms?!! Social Security makes up part of my total retirement income, and I do want to see any cuts in social security either?!!

Republicans not only intend to push Social Security and Medicare cuts, they also have a plan to force the Biden White House to accept them.

Democrats have spent much of the year warning voters that Republicans will seek cuts to Social Security and Medicare if put in power, and an amazing number of GOP officials and candidates have bolstered the claims. What’s new this week, however, is Republicans signaling how they intend to pursue their goal.

It was two weeks ago when President Joe Biden warned the public that Social Security and Medicare would end up on “the chopping block” if Republicans have their way, and the rhetoric hardly seemed outlandish. In recent months, there’s been no shortage of prominent GOP voices — from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson to New Hampshire’s Don Bolduc to Rep. Buddy Carter of Georgia — who’ve bolstered Biden’s claims.

But for many voters, the warnings may not seem overly alarming. After all, there’s a Democratic White House. Even if Republicans enjoyed congressional majorities, and they were somehow able to pass a bill to cut Medicare and Social Security, the president would veto it and the public would be protected. So there’s no real cause for concern, right?

Wrong. Bloomberg Government published a striking report yesterday sketching out GOP officials’ plans to work around a veto threat and force Biden to accept cuts to the popular social insurance programs.

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow...l-security-medicare-2023-comes-view-rcna51865

https://www.ncpssm.org/entitledtokn...reatens-cut-social-security-medicare-or-else/

 

[Into the Night]

People on and that depends on social security need to take heed of this when you vote in the mid-terms?!! Social Security makes up part of my total retirement income, and I do want to see any cuts in social security either?!!

Republicans not only intend to push Social Security and Medicare cuts, they also have a plan to force the Biden White House to accept them.

Democrats have spent much of the year warning voters that Republicans will seek cuts to Social Security and Medicare if put in power, and an amazing number of GOP officials and candidates have bolstered the claims. What’s new this week, however, is Republicans signaling how they intend to pursue their goal.

It was two weeks ago when President Joe Biden warned the public that Social Security and Medicare would end up on “the chopping block” if Republicans have their way, and the rhetoric hardly seemed outlandish. In recent months, there’s been no shortage of prominent GOP voices — from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson to New Hampshire’s Don Bolduc to Rep. Buddy Carter of Georgia — who’ve bolstered Biden’s claims.

But for many voters, the warnings may not seem overly alarming. After all, there’s a Democratic White House. Even if Republicans enjoyed congressional majorities, and they were somehow able to pass a bill to cut Medicare and Social Security, the president would veto it and the public would be protected. So there’s no real cause for concern, right?

Wrong. Bloomberg Government published a striking report yesterday sketching out GOP officials’ plans to work around a veto threat and force Biden to accept cuts to the popular social insurance programs.

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow...l-security-medicare-2023-comes-view-rcna51865

https://www.ncpssm.org/entitledtokn...reatens-cut-social-security-medicare-or-else/

Fake news. Fear mongering by Democrats again.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

People on and that depends on social security need to take heed of this when you vote in the mid-terms?!! Social Security makes up part of my total retirement income, and I do want to see any cuts in social security either?!!

Republicans not only intend to push Social Security and Medicare cuts, they also have a plan to force the Biden White House to accept them.

Democrats have spent much of the year warning voters that Republicans will seek cuts to Social Security and Medicare if put in power, and an amazing number of GOP officials and candidates have bolstered the claims. What’s new this week, however, is Republicans signaling how they intend to pursue their goal.

It was two weeks ago when President Joe Biden warned the public that Social Security and Medicare would end up on “the chopping block” if Republicans have their way, and the rhetoric hardly seemed outlandish. In recent months, there’s been no shortage of prominent GOP voices — from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson to New Hampshire’s Don Bolduc to Rep. Buddy Carter of Georgia — who’ve bolstered Biden’s claims.

But for many voters, the warnings may not seem overly alarming. After all, there’s a Democratic White House. Even if Republicans enjoyed congressional majorities, and they were somehow able to pass a bill to cut Medicare and Social Security, the president would veto it and the public would be protected. So there’s no real cause for concern, right?

Wrong. Bloomberg Government published a striking report yesterday sketching out GOP officials’ plans to work around a veto threat and force Biden to accept cuts to the popular social insurance programs.

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow...l-security-medicare-2023-comes-view-rcna51865

https://www.ncpssm.org/entitledtokn...reatens-cut-social-security-medicare-or-else/

Too bad Fox, Breitbart, OAN, and other fake news media viewers won't hear a word about this.

 

[Theywillneverlearn!]

People on and that depends on social security need to take heed of this when you vote in the mid-terms?!! Social Security makes up part of my total retirement income, and I do want to see any cuts in social security either?!!

Republicans not only intend to push Social Security and Medicare cuts, they also have a plan to force the Biden White House to accept them.

Democrats have spent much of the year warning voters that Republicans will seek cuts to Social Security and Medicare if put in power, and an amazing number of GOP officials and candidates have bolstered the claims. What’s new this week, however, is Republicans signaling how they intend to pursue their goal.

It was two weeks ago when President Joe Biden warned the public that Social Security and Medicare would end up on “the chopping block” if Republicans have their way, and the rhetoric hardly seemed outlandish. In recent months, there’s been no shortage of prominent GOP voices — from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson to New Hampshire’s Don Bolduc to Rep. Buddy Carter of Georgia — who’ve bolstered Biden’s claims.

But for many voters, the warnings may not seem overly alarming. After all, there’s a Democratic White House. Even if Republicans enjoyed congressional majorities, and they were somehow able to pass a bill to cut Medicare and Social Security, the president would veto it and the public would be protected. So there’s no real cause for concern, right?

Wrong. Bloomberg Government published a striking report yesterday sketching out GOP officials’ plans to work around a veto threat and force Biden to accept cuts to the popular social insurance programs.

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow...l-security-medicare-2023-comes-view-rcna51865

https://www.ncpssm.org/entitledtokn...reatens-cut-social-security-medicare-or-else/

Dear dumb fuck. And I mean dumber than retarded. Have you actually read your link? Looked at the date? Seen in your own link where they reference Harry Reid is going to fight it? HOLY FUCK. You and every other fucking democrat on this board are dumber than shit. Gullible, incapable of any type of reading and comprehension and just fucking lazy. Thank God himself you are all a dying breed.

 

[Lionfish]

People on and that depends on social security need to take heed of this when you vote in the mid-terms?!! Social Security makes up part of my total retirement income, and I do want to see any cuts in social security either?!!

Republicans not only intend to push Social Security and Medicare cuts, they also have a plan to force the Biden White House to accept them.

Democrats have spent much of the year warning voters that Republicans will seek cuts to Social Security and Medicare if put in power, and an amazing number of GOP officials and candidates have bolstered the claims. What’s new this week, however, is Republicans signaling how they intend to pursue their goal.

It was two weeks ago when President Joe Biden warned the public that Social Security and Medicare would end up on “the chopping block” if Republicans have their way, and the rhetoric hardly seemed outlandish. In recent months, there’s been no shortage of prominent GOP voices — from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson to New Hampshire’s Don Bolduc to Rep. Buddy Carter of Georgia — who’ve bolstered Biden’s claims.

But for many voters, the warnings may not seem overly alarming. After all, there’s a Democratic White House. Even if Republicans enjoyed congressional majorities, and they were somehow able to pass a bill to cut Medicare and Social Security, the president would veto it and the public would be protected. So there’s no real cause for concern, right?

Wrong. Bloomberg Government published a striking report yesterday sketching out GOP officials’ plans to work around a veto threat and force Biden to accept cuts to the popular social insurance programs.

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow...l-security-medicare-2023-comes-view-rcna51865

https://www.ncpssm.org/entitledtokn...reatens-cut-social-security-medicare-or-else/

Bullshit

 

[Theywillneverlearn!]

Bullshit

October 14th, 2015. This is the date of his link. This is right in it: “In a direct rebuke to his Republican counterpart, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Tuesday that raising the debt limit is non-negotiable. Speaking hours before the first Democratic presidential debate, which is being held in his home state, Reid encouraged President Barack Obama not to enter into talks with congressional Republicans, who have plotted to use the debt limit as a means of extracting spending cuts.”

 

[cawacko]

Dear dumb fuck. And I mean dumber than retarded. Have you actually read your link? Looked at the date? Seen in your own link where they reference Harry Reid is going to fight it? HOLY FUCK. You and every other fucking democrat on this board are dumber than shit. Gullible, incapable of any type of reading and comprehension and just fucking lazy. Thank God himself you are all a dying breed.

In his defense they basically say/post the same thing before every election on this topic so might as well post something from 2015.

 

[Theywillneverlearn!]

In his defense they basically say/post the same thing before every election on this topic so might as well post something from 2015.

There is no defense for this CA. Not one of those on the left here ever read what they link. Then to makes things worse, other lefties start thanking them or commenting on it like it was the truth. That is fucked the head kind of stuff.

 

[cawacko]

There is no defense for this CA. Not one of those on the left here ever read what they link. Then to makes things worse, other lefties start thanking them or commenting on it like it was the truth. That is fucked the head kind of stuff.

I was being facetious of course.

 

[PostmodernProphet]

GOP plan to cut Social Security, Medicare

your lies are as transparent as they were in 2020, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000, 1996, 1992, 1988, 1984. 1980, and 1976........

 

[signalmankenneth]

Fact Check: INGOP Raised the Debt Limit Three Times, added 7.8 trillion debt under Tr

Washington Post: “The national debt has risen by almost $7.8 trillion during Trump’s time in office”
Politico: At $2.3 trillion cost, Trump tax cuts leave big gap

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Democratic Party, the organization that advocates for the future of Indiana and its families, today called on the Indiana press corps to hold the Indiana Republican Party accountable for their blatant dishonesty about the ongoing debt limit and national debt conversations happening in Washington, D.C. Congressional Indiana Republicans’ opposition and willingness to allow the nation default on its debts is the worst form of extreme partisanship and a political flip-flop after they voted to raise the debt limit three times under the Trump Administration. Further, this conversation is not rooted in reality considering Indiana Republicans voted for the $2.3 trillion tax law and had a hand at raising the national debt by $7.8 trillion under the four years of the Trump Administration.

https://www.indems.org/fact-check-i...-to-national-debt-under-trump-administration/

All of a sudden the pukes are deficit hawks?!!