Social Security benefit cut would leave many women in the cold
The “chained CPI” would change the way the cost-of-living adjustment is
calculated, reducing Social Security benefit amounts every year. The
“chained CPI” represents a significant benefit cut and, over the course of a
lifetime, would cost the average woman many thousands of dollars.
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I think chained CPI is a slap in face to our seniors. This thing is a joke and should be repealed.
If congress had kept their hands out of the SS cookie jar then we would not have these problems today. They should be ashamed! They should stop lying to the American people. I include our president in this since I think he is not being upfront with us about our national debt.