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July 14, 2005
Voluntary, Not Mandatory
Here's another good letter to the editor. This time from the Rocky Mount Telegram:As usual, U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge, D-2nd District, is wrong and misleading. The poor farmers will all go out of business if they are allowed to invest some of their money in private accounts instead of letting Social (un)Security misuse it. This change will be voluntary — not mandatory. The money you invest will be yours or your estate's — not like it is today. In Etheridge's Social Security system of today — the money belongs to the government — not to you. If something happens to you before age 62 — the government keeps all of the money that is not yours. The other point not told, by those who lie to you — the investment of your money in your accounts is proven to work. Ask the people in Chile who receive a lot more money from their accounts than the people who remained under the old system. It's also working in Galveston, Texas. Carefully concealed from you by Etheridge, is the simple fact, Democrats could no longer scare old folks with their scare tactics, that they have been using the last 40 years. Wake up, America! Invest your own money, and stop the government from stealing it from you. It's your choice — make it. Joseph Madry, Rocky Mount
Posted by Andrew Roth at July 14, 2005 1:35 PM | Print
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