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The cost of doing nothing
July 15th 02:06:18 PM

'Generations Together' released their latest Reality Check on the cost of doing nothing with Social Security Reform. 'With the cost of inaction set at $600 billion a year [2004 OASDI Trustees Report], that wasted money could be spent on better things. It could: - Pay for No Child Left Behind in 34 days. - Fund the Medicare program in 207 days. - Fund the Pell Grant Program in 9 days. - Fund Troops to Teachers in 10 minutes. - Pay for "Cover the Kids" health care program in less than 1 day. - Pay for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program in 30 days. - Fund Safe and Drug Free schools state grants in 5 hours. - Fully fund the State Children's Health Insurance Program in 24 days. - Pay for the Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in 9 days.' For all the Reality Checks, click the following link: www.generationstogether.net

Posted by Jonathan Swanson
 

 

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