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Ron Johnson's plan would destroy Social Security and Medicare - Vimarsana News

Ron Johnson's plan would destroy Social Security and Medicare

It would turn Medicare and Social Security into a type of welfare, utterly dependent on Congress’ will.

Why is this foul-mouthed enemy of Social Security receiving a presidential honor? - Vimarsana News

Why is this foul-mouthed enemy of Social Security receiving a presidential honor?

Alan Simpson isn’t worthy of carrying the other honoree's luggage.

Column: Why is this foul-mouthed enemy of Social Security receiving a presidential honor? - Vimarsana News

Column: Why is this foul-mouthed enemy of Social Security receiving a presidential honor?

Former Sen. Alan Simpson worked to undermine Social Security. Why is he getting a Presidential Medal of Freedom?

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Column: Alan Simpson deserves no presidential honors - Vimarsana News

Column: Alan Simpson deserves no presidential honors

Former Sen. Alan Simpson worked to undermine Social Security. Why is he getting a Presidential Medal of Freedom?

Debate over extended benefits raises issues about social safety net - Vimarsana News

Debate over extended benefits raises issues about social safety net

In April 1966, with the economy running hot and workers in short supply, California gubernatorial candidate Ronald Reagan did not mince words about the wisdom of providing government money to the unemployed — or about the character of recipients.         “Unemployment insurance,” Reagan is reported to have told a Republican dinner crowd, “is a prepaid vacation for freeloaders.”  Whether Reagan actually meant those words is questionable, but a half-century later they still echo — albeit less harshly — in the debate over possible reasons for the recent gap between available ...