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Related: About this forumWhere is the upside?
Where is the political upside for the President offering up chained CPI for Social Security?
I don't see it?
I don't understand his move.
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Where is the upside? (Original Post)
SHRED
Apr 2013
OP
If this is merely some kind of gamesmanship, he is either clueless or insensitive.
femmocrat
Apr 2013
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Lasher
(27,592 posts)1. There is an upside.
But 99% of us are on the downside.
femmocrat
(28,394 posts)2. If this is merely some kind of gamesmanship, he is either clueless or insensitive.
Seniors do not deserve this treatment, or even the threat of a loss of benefits.
Zoeisright
(8,339 posts)3. Well, seniors backed RMoney by 56-44 percent.
They apparently aren't much concerned with their own self-interest.
Lil Missy
(17,865 posts)4. He is seen as trying to compromise - they won't take it.
In fact, Boner has already turned it down. I saw that here - if I run across the link I'll edit to add the link.