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Washington Memo: We must not balance the budget on the backs of seniors
Last week, reasonable Republicans and Democrats in Congress voted to end the government shutdown and eliminate the threat of default. It was not a perfect solution, but a necessary compromise. As part of the compromise, Congress agreed to try to focus on the budget. This means Republicans and Democrats will try to negotiate a plan to boost job creation; make key investments in infrastructure, education and housing; reduce the deficit; and protect programs vital to middle class security...Read More
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MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF US , SENIOR CITIZENS , HERE IN ,NASHVILLE,TENNESSEE ANYWAY, ARE BARELY, IF AT ALL, GETTING BY ON WHAT WE ARE NOW GETTING IN SOCIAL SECURITY BENIFITS, IF THEY CUT ANY OF OUR CHECKS,EVEN ,$1, MOST OF US WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO LIVE, AND/OR, PAY OUR BILLS, THANK YOU, FOR YOUR CONCERN, SINCERLY, KENNETH BIGGS.