Social Security has a billionaire problem. We can fix that problem by making them contribute to the program on all of their income all year-long–Just like the rest of us!

And. It is our money that was deducted from our paychecks that the government was supposed to keep in a dedicated interest-bearing account. If you take it, it’s theft. And we’ll get it back, with plenty of interest (pun intended).

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Why are Republicans so against the wealthy paying taxes

Make the wealthy pay their fairshare based on earnings. Republicans take out dollars and don't pay it back. Magats need to stop giving taxbreaks to the wealthy.

One small issue ... Most of the uber wealthy billionaires don't make there $$ by wages/income like the average person does who gets a wkly paycheck & a W2 at the end of the yr.

That younger arrogant d*ck thought he knew everything & he knew nothing.

“Social Security Works, you’re absolutely right—billionaires not contributing on all income is a glaring inequity. In 2025, the Social Security wage cap is $176,100—workers pay 6.2% on every dollar up to that, but billionaires stop after their first few hours’ earnings. Jeff Bezos, with $200 billion net worth, paid no Social Security tax on income above $176,100—yet workers earning $50,000 pay on every cent. Lifting the cap, as Sanders’ law does, taxing over $250,000, would raise $1.4 trillion over 10 years (CBO, 2024), ensuring solvency for 75 years—no tax hike for 91%. Social Security has a $2.64 trillion surplus and can pay every benefit owed to every eligible American for the next 10 years, serving 70 million—half with zero savings—on $1,948 monthly checks (SSA). But DOGE’s 47 office closures and staff cuts to 50,000 (Newsweek, March 5, 2025) cause 230-day delays (Gillibrand, January 2025). Trump’s cuts (The Washington Post, March 10, 2025) and Musk’s ‘Ponzi scheme’ jab (February 16, 2025) push privatization, backed by AFP bots (The Guardian, 2018). The 83% who back it (2023 poll) are fighting—1,000 marched in Boston (AP News, February 17). National Academy of Social Insurance calls cuts anti-American (2022)—let’s make billionaires pay their fair share and protect this earned benefit (MarketWatch, January 2022)!” ~ Grok 3

BINGO!!!! #SCRAPTHECAP

Simply solution, raise the cap

its a government spending problem. "billionaires" have nothing to do with it