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Social Security

An SI Board Since May 2003

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Emcee: miraje	Type: Unmoderated

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Is it going bankrupt? Should it be privatized? Is means testing the answer to keeping it afloat? This is unmoderated. Have at it...

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11	This will be my last post to you, Comrade Bonnuss, or whomever you are, I post	miraje	-	2/26/2004
10	First flag I see in the Cato report (LMAO, BTW, at this source of yours) is this	laura_bush	-	2/26/2004
9	I don't think that this is particularly a Bush issue or really a partisan on	miraje	-	2/26/2004
8	I'm highly interested in the subject of SS ... and I'm even more "i	laura_bush	-	2/26/2004
7	Isn't anyone interested in this topic? None of the politicos wanted to hear	miraje	-	2/26/2004
6	On Monday December 1, 2003 on the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal a su	Howard R. Hansen	-	12/7/2003
5	Diasgree all you want -- but, the average/mean IQ = 100 with a SD = 10, by DEFIN	Cage Rattler	-	6/2/2003
4	I think that <b>any</b> sort of alternative that involves choice is	miraje	-	5/31/2003
3	Sounds great but who's going to pick up the tab for those investors who Prat	Cage Rattler	-	5/30/2003
2	I agree that privatization is the best course of action right now. Or, if that	Peter O'Brien	-	5/29/2003
1	I started this thread because there was a heated, off topic discussion on SS tha	miraje	-	5/28/2003

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