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Politics : The American Spirit Vs. The Rightwing
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To: American Spirit who started this subject9/14/2004 1:47:59 PM
From: Doug R  Read Replies (1) of 1904
 
shrub to the AARP, "Go 'cheney' yourselves"

With a new Medicare drug benefit set to begin in 2006, Americans 65 and older can expect to spend a large and growing share of their Social Security checks on Medicare premiums and expenses, previously undisclosed federal data show.

Information the Bush administration excluded from its 2004 report on the Medicare program shows that a typical 65-year-old can expect to spend 37% of his or her Social Security income on Medicare premiums, co-payments and out-of-pocket expenses in 2006. That share is projected to grow to almost 40% in 2011 and nearly 50% by 2021.

If my previous construction of this post offended anyone, I apologize.

If what could be taken as offensive in that post is anywhere else on Silicon Investor, or worse...the full version of the word, completely typed out (do a search...it's all over the place), removal of ALL the posts containing it should be removed.
IMO
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