Ken Paxton spokesperson endorses privatizing Social Security
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No one stole anything. Here's the deal. If Social Security takes in more revenue than is needed to pay current benefits, it is required by law - since 1935 - to invest the excess revenue in Treasury bonds. Money paid for treasury bonds goes into the general fund. Money in the general fund can be and
Conservative Fed chair Alan Greenspan shot down this idea .. "There is nothing that prevents the federal gov't from creating as much money as it wants and paying it to somebody."--Alan Greenspan, March 2005. www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0i0...
How exactly does this nickel-plated Nostradamus use his powers of prognostication to calculate that everyone's investments would have not merely weathered the 2008 market crash/Great Recession but double their pension payout? Miss Wanda debunked this nearly 2 decades ago: youtu.be/34B00gwyBBA