Social Security National Call Congress Day, Tue Nov 30 - (800) 962-3524
Gutting Social Security will not reduce the budget deficit. Social Security is funded separately, from employee contributions. It is entirely self-sufficient—even at today’s retirement age and funding levels—until 2037.
Social Security helps to bridge the chasm
[float=right][/float]Tuesday, November 30, is the National Call-In Day to say “No!” to Social Security and Medicare benefit cuts. We need every person to call their senators and representative and demand that they keep Social Security intact. Nothing can happen to Social Security unless Congress lets it.
[float=left][/float]Call the Capitol Switchboard at
(800) 962-3524 or (202) 224-3121.
Find your representative or senators here
and contact them directly.
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I've been working since I was
I've been working since I was 15, that's 35 years of paying about 7% of every paycheck into Social Security for a safety net in case I was permanently injured and unable to work and for retirement.
Social Security is not subsidized by general tax revenue and so it does not contribute to the deficit or the national debt.
I'm sick of conservatives trying to trash social programs. I guess they don't care because they don't need them or they too stupid to understand they're voting against they're own interests. Join me and call your congressmen and your senators.
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DC Phone Numbers
Scott Brown (R) 202-224-4543
John Kerry (D) 202-224-2742
William Delahunt (D) 202-225-3111
Stephen Lynch (D) 202-225-8273
Michael Capuano (D) 202-225-5111
Edward Markey (D) 202-225-2836
John Tierney (D) 202-225-8020
Niki Tsongas (D) 202-225-3411
Barney Frank (D) 202-225-5931
James McGovern (D) 202-225-6101
Richard Neal (D)202-225-5601
John Olver (D) 202-225-5335