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So Green puts her military shine front and center but tries to hide her political affiliation while promising protections for Social Security and Medicare. Her stand on those two programs would make her lonely if elected to a new Republican majority controlling the federal legislature.
Don’t take my word for it. Read this 525-word excerpt from a much longer article in The American Prospect that reveals what her GOP plans to do to Social Security and Medicare if they get a majority in both the House and Senate:
“In April 2022, Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL), the chair of Senate Republicans’ campaign arm, publicized a multipoint manifesto calling for ending funding for Social Security, Medicare, and other so-called “non-discretionary” programs every five years, unless a congressional majority explicitly voted to renew them. Unless Republicans suffered major defeats, Scott’s proposal amounted to a preprogrammed kill switch to cut or end the program.
“Scott’s plan would also ‘force Congress to issue a report every year telling the public what they plan to do when Social Security and Medicare go bankrupt,’ a reference to the projected depletion of its trust funds in a few years. It’s a misleading use of language. Scott would not ‘force Congress to issue a report” explaining what it will do when the Pentagon goes ‘bankrupt,’ for example—although, by his definition, that happens at the end of each fiscal year. And Social Security, unlike most other government programs, has an ongoing source of earmarked revenue.
“Scott also proposed that all Americans should pay some (federal) income tax ‘to have skin in the game, even if only a small amount. Currently over half of Americans pay no income tax.’ The latter sentence refers to the fact that many Americans do not earn enough to pay federal income tax. That category also includes many of the elderly, dependent, and disabled Social Security recipients whose income Scott would eviscerate with his kill-switch plan.
“Republican leaders hastily distanced themselves from Scott’s proposal. It was too honest, too soon. But, not to be outdone, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) proposed in August that Social Security and Medicare be voted on every year.
“Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) jumped into the fray with a proposal first introduced in the Trump years to finance parental leave by having working parents borrow payments from future Social Security benefits. Kathleen Romig of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities explains that the Rubio proposal would result in retirement benefit cuts much greater than the value of their parental leave. And if a parent died before ‘paying back’ their benefits under Rubio’s proposal, their heirs would be forced to pay it from the estate. Children would not only mourn the loss of a parent; they would also have to pay for the time that parent spent with them when they were born.
“With the congressional elections looming and their prospects rising, Republicans are openly preparing a frontal assault on Social Security and other social programs. The three leading candidates to run the House Budget Committee if Republicans win say they’ll strive to once again use the debt limit to force unpopular policies into law. One of them, Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA), was explicit about his goals. ‘Our main focus has got to be on nondiscretionary—it’s got to be on entitlements,’ said Carter.
“Another candidate for that key position, Jodey Arrington (R-TX), cautioned his colleagues to keep the specifics to themselves for now because ‘this can get so politicized.’ But Arrington has proposed raising the retirement age even further than it has been, which is a de facto benefit cut. The third, Rep. Lloyd Smucker (R-PA), proposed means testing for Social Security and Medicare.”
Liberalism offers zero solutions for black families. Their policies have destroyed the family. Incarcerated millions for weed crimes and led to the worst economic crises in 40 years. They support teachers unions that have fundamentally destroyed the quality of public school education and yet they control inner cities. Why? Because the complicit media is equally as disastrous