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Saturday, January 15, 2005

Agency Running Social Security to Push Change

The New York Times > Washington > Agency Running Social Security to Push Change

Holy CRAP! Basically, they are going to use our trust fund to sell us on the idea of getting rid of our trust fund. FUCKING FUCKERS!

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