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Mainstream values he is. not only for america, but for alaska. >> and i think theres no question that most americans support the social security program. >> one of the most popular programs ever. >> i dont think thats in doubt. my question is are the candidates who say these things, are they tapping into a voter sense that, you know what, in the past couple of years ive had to make so many tough choices. maybe im sending my kids to a state school, i have to cancel vacations. i have to make tough...

What now? if you come to washington and have a social security program, you have millions of americans who depend on it, what do you do to change it? >> my parents are dependent on it. their primary source of income comes through social security. the primary health care provisions come through healthcare. this is not joe miller comes to d.c. and social security is gone. what joe miller does do is get the government back from the fiscal brink, back from bankruptcy, so we can ensure the contrasts ...

Date, and im 43, paid into the social security system, i frankly dont expect to see much of that because the governments stolen from me. i think most americans recognize that systems broken and they understand there has got to be a change longer term, to ensure you can have something when you do retire, rather than depend on these ious that arent going to be worth much. >> i want to deliver a statement, you tell me if its fair. joe miller says anybody in the system or close to the system is fine...

That seems to be the worst thing you can call somebody the colorado running. ken buck has the support of tea party activists in this state. some of the issues that have come up in this race, the social security program has been called a ponzi scheme. theres been talk about ending it and privatizing social security altogether but the run of the reasons is because gender has gont it into. jane norton ran an ad against ken buck says hes not man enough because he let an outside group run ads on his ...

Then we take this major hit in the stock market, but yet at the same time you talk to the fortune 500 companies, these big companies out there, general motors, ford among them, we cant afford these expensive, you know, retirement packages anymore. >> right. >> to what do we do? >> right. so weve had this more self-directed approach, and it just hasnt played out. i think what it points to really in a very big way is the importance of social security, which, of course, is in the news right now. bu...

For his take on that senate race, here is senior political analyst brit hume. good evening. >> hi, bret. three weeks ago on "fox news sunday" our colleague chris wallace pressed florida governor crist whether he might run as an independent for the senate. he said no. would he rule it out? thats right, the governor answered. im running as a republican. he is the moderate that the republican party is frequently accused of refusing to control rarefuse ing to tolerate. at the time, charlie crist hug...

Kind of right instituted not in 19th century or 1th but a few years ago in the 20th century. herbert hoover got the snowball rolling. remember the evil republicans didnt care about anybody herbert ho hoover? 1932, he passed emergency relief and construction act. then f.d.r. pushed avalanche of programs down the hill that is now crushing any ski lodge that might have been there beneath. f.d.r., f.d.r. knew exactly full well exactly what he was doing. he said and i quote, "we put those payroll con...

Rescinded. the daca program was implemented in 2012 and essentially provided a legal status for recipients for a renewable two-year term, work authorization and other benefits including participation in the social security program, to 800,000 mostly adult illegal aliens. the policy was implemented unilaterally, to great controversy and legal concern on numerous occasions to this same group of illegal aliens. in other words, the executive branch, through daca deliberately sought to achieve what t...

It provided a legal status for recipients for a renewable two-year term, worker authorization, and other benefits including participation in the social security program to 800,000, mostly adult illegal aliens. the policy was implemented unilaterally to great controversy and legal concern. after congress rejected a legislative proposal to similar benefits on numerous occasions to this same group of illegal aliens. another words, the executive branch through daca sought to achieve what the legisla...

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