UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President
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Isn’t that our job?
Hey brother, my pleasure. I wish I'd have known about it earlier.
Yes. Full time but in the private sector.
Once again, republicans have a hold on the state because for years, dems somewhat neglected it. On Spanish radio, the shit republicans get away with saying is crazy.
Dems have been sleeping
CACs when you are sick of your water is red color I don’t wanna hear it we told you so this is the world you want it. This is the world you going to get. Oh, by the way, mother nature is not going to play nice with you.
get this bullshit out of here. my goodness.
if nothing else...one thing is for sure..
on the GOP side..The Reagan Era is OVER. Probably been over since the Tea Party when the republicans started allowing nutters in and throwing shit against the wall to see what sticks
On the Dem side... The Clinton Era and Obama Era is OVER. Theres a lot of factors for it but sexism is definitely one of them.
Welcome to the Trump/Maga Era...
on the GOP side..The Reagan Era is OVER. Probably been over since the Tea Party when the republicans started allowing nutters in and throwing shit against the wall to see what sticks
On the Dem side... The Clinton Era and Obama Era is OVER. Theres a lot of factors for it but sexism is definitely one of them.
Welcome to the Trump/Maga Era...
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So my understanding and feel free to correct me if I’m wrong here, but I believe this bill looks to expand SS benefits for those who weren’t taxed by SS during their working years. Particularly those who worked for federal, state and local government. Essentially putting more money into the hands of SS retirees, not less. It would repeal the current WEP and GPO provisions in place.
So for example, if someone with a spousal SS benefit of $900, also received a non taxable pension of $1000, their SS benefit of $900 is cut by 2/3, leaving them with a benefit of $233. That is the current Government Pension Offset (GPO).
If HR 82 passes, it would repeal these provisions and the beneficiary would receive the full $900 SS payout.
Again, I could be completely wrong here but that is my understanding of it. I’m open to corrections as always.
Yeah, they think the white population is dropping now. Wait until this expires. I tell you what goes around come around
thats about as sincere as you are..
“Black people! We are allies! Attack your brothers because they didn’t vote for our interests!”
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Biden declares LGBTQ rights his No. 1 legislative priority
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden declared Saturday that the Equality Act would be his top legislative priority, an effort to enshrine LGBTQ protections into the nation's labor and civil rights laws.
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The ACA and related policies are some of the only things keeping some of my friends alive. So when I talk about looking after my people, and when I talk about what these people voted for (and against), that's why I get in my feelings.
Hell, the ACA is bare minimum standard, and they won't even stop trying to take that from people.
Naw I think you are right. I went and read the CBO's letter about the bill and it's actually not bad...I think this was a bi-partisan bill as well...Think that video is inaccurate....
Long-Term Effects of H.R. 82, the Social Security Fairness Act of 2023
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November 08, 2024, 22:27 GMT
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The Congressional Budget Office was asked to provide information about how enacting H.R. 82, the Social Security Fairness Act of 2023, would affect the finances of the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund and the finances of that fund combined with the Disability Insurance (DI) Trust Fund over the next 75 years, 2024 to 2098.
H.R. 82 would eliminate the windfall elimination provision (WEP) and the government pension offset (GPO). The WEP reduces benefits for retired or disabled workers who have fewer than 30 years of significant earnings from employment covered by Social Security if they also receive pensions on the basis of noncovered employment. The GPO reduces the spousal or surviving spousal benefits of people who receive pensions on the basis of noncovered employment.
CBO’s analysis shows that the elimination of the WEP and GPO, as specified in H.R. 82, would permanently increase outlays for scheduled Social Security benefits—that is, the amounts that the program would pay if it continued to pay benefits as scheduled under current law, regardless of whether the program’s two trust funds had sufficient balances to cover those payments. That increase in Social Security benefits would drive the program’s spending even further above its revenues than it is already projected to be under current law.
CBO also estimated the effects of H.R. 82 on payable Social Security benefits. Payable benefits are the benefits that the program could provide if its outlays were limited to the amounts that could be funded by its annual revenues after the exhaustion of the trust fund balances.
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