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How does it happen that a billionaire pays the same amount into Social Security as someone making $160,000 a year? The American people want to expand Social Security, not cut it.

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Sir Manoj Stanford Diamond Hands3 年前

How does it happen that America spends more on helping Ukrainian than it does on its own citizens?

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Yan Pagh3 年前

Odd that Sanders stopped hacking on millionaires once he became one. More pertinent question: How come Sanders buy a new house every time he runs for a presidential election?

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moirne3 年前

The bigger question is if they are billionaires do they need to draw on social security? Do they need this “security”?? For most working Americans it’s the only income.

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It is time3 年前

In all seriousness - do you receive SSI? Do you need SSI? You are a millionaire time over. Sell one of your homes and donate the funds to SSI.

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Mario3 年前

See if you can understand!! Soc Security has a MAXIMUM PAYOUT of $4,555/mo Soc Security has a MAXIMUM PAYOUT of $4,555/mo Soc Security has a MAXIMUM PAYOUT of $4,555/mo Soc Security has a MAXIMUM PAYOUT of $4,555/mo Soc Security has a MAXIMUM PAYOUT of $4,555/mo

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neil h 🇺🇸💪🏼3 年前

🤔……. The tax laws that Congress passes 🙈 how many decades have you been there ? @SenSanders 👇🏼

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Awaiting my free stuff3 年前

So it's out....Bernie wants to raise taxes on everyone making more than $160,000

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Darren Williams3 年前

How is that a millionaire with three mansions ptoclaims himself to be a socialist?

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Mario3 年前

Working hard at being **STUPID**?? 1) 6.2% FICA is taken on the 1st $160,200/yr of EARNED INCOME, & is paid by BOTH employee & employer! 2) Soc Security has a MAXIMUM PAYOUT of $4,555/mo, PERIOD! -A child should be able to understand that explanation!! *Comprende, "Mr Marxist"???

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Rob Leder3 年前

Because they only collect the same monthly payouts as that $160k earner. It was supposed to be insurance against living to old age without savings. Do you understand the concept of premiums and how they relate to benefits? Come to think of it, do you understand anything at all?

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