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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (194627)	1/21/2016 3:04:34 PM
From: pz	10 Recommendations Recommended By alanrs Bearcatbob Brumar89 dave rose FJB and 5 more members Respond to of 206184

Elroy, Before I put you on ignore.... YOU SIR ARE AN IDIOT! Paul P.S. U.C. Berkley.....well that pretty well explains it.

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (194627)

1/22/2016 1:29:11 AM

From: whitepine

Respond to of 206184

re: >>>>>>but they're ignoring the fact that he's the only Republican candidate for President who has promised to maintain Medicare and Social Security benefits for elderly Americans. It's amazing any other candidate even comes close, let alone a wild radical like Ted Cruz. <<<<

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False........ info Elroy

Ted Cruz on Social Security

Raise retirement age; cap increases to inflation rate Q: How would you protect Social Security for today's seniors and strengthen it for future generations?A: On Social Security, I am campaigning on a series of very specific reforms. For seniors receiving Social Security or near Social Security, there should be no changes in benefits whatsoever. For younger workers, we need to do three fundamental reforms.

Gradually increase the retirement age.
Social Security benefits right now grow about 1% greater than inflation; we should have those benefits grow at the rate of inflation, not 1% more.
Third change that I think is absolutely critical is to allow taxpayers to have a portion of the Social Security funds go to a personal account that they own and control.