Democrat Presidential Nominees

[yimyammer]

So basically the fed is printing cash and flooding the money supply which could eventually result in hyperinflation?

Also, is there a way to verify the social security fund is a separate asset and how much currently exists in this fund?

I've read the number of people funding social security per retiree is rapidly diminishing making the future of SS something I sure wouldn't have to rely on, which I haven't but I fear the government's way of doing business will eventually kill the value of the dollar and bring us all down

 

[L.T. Fan]

So basically the fed is printing cash and flooding the money supply which could eventually result in hyperinflation?

Also, is there a way to verify the social security fund is a separate asset and how much currently exists in this fund?

I've read the number of people funding social security per retiree is rapidly diminishing making the future of SS something I sure wouldn't have to rely on, which I haven't but I fear the government's way of doing business will eventually kill the value of the dollar and bring us all down

Currently the Social Security has about 3 trillion dollars in assets in the trust account. I haven’t looked up how much is government IOUs but as long as the fund isn’t subjected to unrealistic qualifications or is kept within reasonable qualifications it should be okay. The ability to increase the tax is one way to increase income but it shouldn’t overtax.
The tax to the worker is realized back to the payer within approximately 3 years after they become eligible to receive benefits. Past that point they are in a plus position of funds paid to them.

The stories you have heard about the fund going bankrupt are the same ones I heard long before I retired but it’s still a solvent system. The reduction of income to the fund as a result of a reduced work force has been offset by the increase to the taxes paid by the workers as their incomes have increased.

You can google your question of verification of the fund also there are watch dog groups that validate this situation. Their findings are within the google or other search programs.

I think hyperinflation is a result of lower production moreso that money surpluses. Eccess money tends to lower interest rates.

 

[jsmith6919]

 

[yimyammer]

Currently the Social Security has about 3 trillion dollars in assets in the trust account. I haven’t looked up how much is government IOUs but as long as the fund isn’t subjected to unrealistic qualifications or is kept within reasonable qualifications it should be okay. The ability to increase the tax is one way to increase income but it shouldn’t overtax.
The tax to the worker is realized back to the payer within approximately 3 years after they become eligible to receive benefits. Past that point they are in a plus position of funds paid to them.

The stories you have heard about the fund going bankrupt are the same ones I heard long before I retired but it’s still a solvent system. The reduction of income to the fund as a result of a reduced work force has been offset by the increase to the taxes paid by the workers as their incomes have increased.

You can google your question of verification of the fund also there are watch dog groups the validate this situation. There findings are within the google or other search programs.

I think hyperinflation is a result of lower production moreso that money surpluses. Eccess money tends to lower interest rates.

that's semi-encouraging, I hope you're correct, thx

 

[jsmith6919]

 

[jsmith6919]

I always find it hysterical when the left eat their own

 

[Genghis Khan]

Especially when CNN says "With a history of making racist, homophobic and transphobic comments."

Except he doesn't. It's like those morons don't know what comedy is.

It comes down to, the left doesn't like Rogan because he occasionally has conservative guests on (and he shits on Hillary). What they conveniently ignore is he also has leftist guests on, including Tulsi Gabbard and Bernie Sanders.

It's almost like - gasp - we should encourage free speech.

 

[Cotton]

I always find it hysterical when the left eat their own

I saw this all over twitter yesterday. I got quite a few laughs out of it.

 

[Cujo]

It would almost appear that he seeks defeat.

Especially when CNN says "With a history of making racist, homophobic and transphobic comments."

Except he doesn't. It's like those morons don't know what comedy is.

It comes down to, the left doesn't like Rogan because he occasionally has conservative guests on (and he shits on Hillary). What they conveniently ignore is he also has leftist guests on, including Tulsi Gabbard and Bernie Sanders.

It's almost like - gasp - we should encourage free speech.

He has stated he's never voted Republican in his life. I guess that's not good enough for them. When part of your identity is getting offended at most things, real or perceived, eventually, you'll be at odds with your own base. Every aspect of what they do is unsustainable.

 

[bbgun]

Jeez, you'd think he endorsed David Duke. He's a fool for supporting a commie like Bernie, but he didn't deserve to be defamed like that.

 

[jsmith6919]

 

[yimyammer]

well, at least its encouraging to know the nation hasn't sunk to enough of a low to get her crazy ass elected

be gone bitch!

 

[jsmith6919]

 

[Smitty]

Well, their master plan was to fuck it up so bad through Obamacare, since they didn’t have the single payer mandate, so that they could get to this stage.

 

[jsmith6919]

Well, their master plan was to fuck it up so bad through Obamacare, since they didn’t have the single payer mandate, so that they could get to this stage.

Exactly. I told everyone I knew back then Obamacare was designed to fail so they could get single pay

 

[L.T. Fan]

I don’t necessarily agree that all should be covered through the Medicare program but there is some ceredence to this thought because the Medicare system is funded by the eligible individuals rather than through the government budget. I’m not sure however that it can be priced to be viable to all age participants. Younger individuals wouldn’t want to pay what would be necessary to keep the fund viable. If the program was strictly voluntary it might work but automatic coverage for all could be a nightmare to police who was paying.

 

[Cotton]

 

[Cotton]

She has a "solution" for ever ree thang.

 

[Cotton]

 

[Cotton]

Like I said, they are not helping their cause.