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Kucinich: Mr. President, Cleveland Deserves The Truth On Social Security
Apr 15, 2005
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) issued the following statement on President Bush’s visit to the Cleveland-area today:
“The people of Cleveland, the state of Ohio, and the entire nation deserve the truth on Social Security.
“Despite the reckless rhetoric of this Administration, the facts...
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Kucinich: President’s Speech In WV Continues Campaign To Mislead Nation About Social Security
Apr 6, 2005
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Yesterday, in a speech in Parkersburg, West Virginia, the President once again repeated the false and misleading assertion that there is no Social Security Trust Fund. The President stated, “There is no ‘trust fund,’ just IOUs”.
Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH), issued the following statem...
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As Congress Returns, Kucinich Forces Ways and Means Action on Social Security
Apr 4, 2005
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Just before Congress adjourned for recess, on March 17th, Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) introduced a Resolution of Inquiry requiring that the House Ways and Means Committee review comments made by President Bush in his effort to sell his Social Security privatization plan. Under the rules of...
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Social Security’s “Sleeper Issue”: Price Indexing Exposed By Kucinich
Feb 10, 2005
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) today brought forth a new case against the Administration’s so-called Social Security reform plan by exposing the precipitous drop in future retiree benefits implicit in the Administration plan to switch from wage indexing to price indexing.
In a speech this ...
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Kucinich On House Floor: “The State Of Our Union Is… Asleep”
Feb 2, 2005
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) delivered the following speech today on the House floor in advance of the President’s State of the Union address:
“Mr. Speaker. The State of the Union is…. Asleep. This Administration cannot account for nine billion dollars it controlled in Iraq for a nine ...
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Kucinich: Administration's Social Security 'Crisis' is Their Latest WMD Campaign
Jan 11, 2005
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) issued the following statement on the Administration’s plan to cut benefits and privatize Social Security:
“There they go again. Once again this Administration is deliberately misleading the public by creating a false crisis. The Administration's campaign to ...
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Kucinich Criticizes Administration’s Plan To Cut Benefits and Privatize Social Security
Jan 6, 2005
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) took to the House floor today to criticize the Administration’s plan to cut benefits and privatize Social Security.
Kucinich stated:
“This morning, we learn The White House wants to not only privatize Social Security but also cut retirees benefits. Priva...
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Kucinich Sworn-In To 5th Term In US House; Announces First Action Will Be A District-Wide Tour To Discuss Perils Of Social Security Privatization
Jan 4, 2005
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH), today, was sworn-in to his fifth term as a United States Congressman from the Tenth District of Ohio. Kucinich, first elected to Congress in 1996, will serve on the House Education and the Workforce Committee and the House Government Reform Subcommittee in the ...
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Kucinich Calls On Greenspan To Resign In Wake Of Fed Chairman’s Call For Cuts In Social Security Benefits
Feb 25, 2004
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Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH) today called on Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan to resign after Greenspan told the House Budget Committee that Social Security benefits should be cut to deal with the deficit.
Kucinich, Co-Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, issued the fol...
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Kucinich Says Social Security Privatization Would Be Disastrous
Mar 12, 2002
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Republican plans to privatize Social Security rest on squishy foundations. A bubble to be precise.
The bubble is the assumption that stock market prices will continue to go up and up, breaking records every year. But those rising prices will go up without regard to the underlying performance of ...
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