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will have #RealEJAntoni screw with the #CPI which will affect #SocialSecurity recipients next year. Another way he is screwing over #SeniorCitizens once again! #AARP
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You will be auto-enrolled in Medicare Advantage and locked in for three years under this new bill in Congress

🚨🚨Sounding the alarm to all those eligible in 2028 for #Medicare! #DrOz owns stock in Medicare Advantage Plans! He'll be enriched by Bill #HR3467. Call #Republicans in #Congress to stop!🛑
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Reagan's Role:
In 1982, President Reagan enacted a payroll tax hike to build up the Social Security Trust funds, anticipating the retirement of the baby boomer generation. 
Surplus Utilization:
The Treasury began using this surplus to fund various government activities, with the understanding that the bonds issued to the Social Security trust funds would be repaid. 
Not a Direct "Borrowing":
While it can be seen as using Social Security funds for other purposes, it wasn't a direct borrowing in the traditional sense, but rather a redirection of funds intended for Social Security for general government spending. 
Continued Practice:
This practice of using Social Security surpluses for non-Social Security purposes was initiated under Reagan and continued by subsequent presidents. 
Key Point:
The mechanism set up by Reagan allowed the government to transfer $2.7 trillion from the Social Security Fund to the general fund over a 30-year period, which means the money was spent on other govern

Reagan's Role: In 1982, President Reagan enacted a payroll tax hike to build up the Social Security Trust funds, anticipating the retirement of the baby boomer generation. Surplus Utilization: The Treasury began using this surplus to fund various government activities, with the understanding that the bonds issued to the Social Security trust funds would be repaid. Not a Direct "Borrowing": While it can be seen as using Social Security funds for other purposes, it wasn't a direct borrowing in the traditional sense, but rather a redirection of funds intended for Social Security for general government spending. Continued Practice: This practice of using Social Security surpluses for non-Social Security purposes was initiated under Reagan and continued by subsequent presidents. Key Point: The mechanism set up by Reagan allowed the government to transfer $2.7 trillion from the Social Security Fund to the general fund over a 30-year period, which means the money was spent on other govern

Some history on #SocialSecurity.
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