NO SOCIAL SECURITY RAISE THIS YEAR! THIRD TIME UNDER PRESIDENT OBAMA & THE POR MANS DEMOCRATS

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THE BIG DEMOCRAT LIE
DON'T BE FOOLED THEIR PROMISES ARE LIES

THIS IS THE THIRD YEAR UNDER PRESIDENT OBAMA THAT THE ELDERLYAND THE DISABLED ON SOCIAL SECURITY HAVE GOT NO RAISE!

THIS IS ALL THE PROOF YOU NEED 

HILLARY CLINTON & THE DEMOCRATS

THEY SAY THEY ARE THE PARTY WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF THE ELDERLY ,THE DISABLED,THE POOR  IF SO WHY IS THIS THE THIRD TIME UNDER OBAMA THESE PEOPLE HAVE GOT NO RAISE IN THE COST OF LIVING ! ITS BECAUSE THE WAY INFLATION IS CALCULATED IS A GOVERNMENT SCAM TO HOLD DOWN SOCIAL SECURITY RAISES! WE ALL KNOW THAT WE HAVE A HELL OF A LOT OF INFLATION & FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO CLAIM WE HAVE NO INFLATION IS NOTHING BUT A GOVERNMENT LIE!

WHILE DEMOCRATS & LIBERALS SEEK TO PROVIDE HEALTHCARE  & FREE EDUCATION FOR ILLEGALS WHO WOULD NOT BE HERE TO BEGIN WITH IF PRESIDENT OBAMA & THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WERE DOING THEIR JOBS & ENFORCING OUR IMMIGRATION LAWS! DON'T ALLOW THE ELDERLY AND THE DISABLED TO SUFFER BECAUSE OF GOVERNMENT FAILURES ! 

LOOK BELOW THIS POST! CONTACT LIST FOR YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS  CALL THEM OR EMAIL THEM !  DEMAND A CHANGE IN THE WAY THE INFLATION RATE IS CALCULATED & DEMAND THE GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZE THAT INFLATION EXIST AND IS A VERY REAL & SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR THE ELDERLY & THE DISABLED IN AMERICA!

THE REPORT 

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It could be belt-tightening time for the nation’s 65 million seniors. For just the third time in four decades, Social Security recipients won't get an annual cost-of-living adjustment.

The announcement Thursday by the Social Security Administration means many older Americans may see a reduced standard of living, particularly 30% of Medicare beneficiaries — an estimated 17 million Americans — who could see their Part B premium and deductible rise 52% because of provisions in the Social Security law.

The decision also introduces a $12 billion complication into already contentious budget talks between Congress and the White House.

Tips for Social Security recipients worried about no COLA for 2016

The price tag for Congress to protect seniors from the higher Part B premiums and deductibles could be around $10 billion. Plus, states are likely to ask Congress for $2 billion to cover the extra cost of Part B premiums for the 10 million dual Medicare-Medicaid beneficiaries whose premiums are now paid by state Medicaid programs.

Seniors won’t get a cost of living adjustment, known as a COLA, in 2016 because such increases are tied to the general rate of inflation — no inflation, no increase. In the past year, prices for the goods and services used to calculate inflation fell, mostly due to a dip in fuel prices.

While prices on paper may have dropped, experts say the actual cost of living for Social Security beneficiaries is rising and their quality of life is falling. Social Security recipients have lost nearly a fourth of their buying power over the last 15 years, according to the Senior Citizens League. Consider: The cost of housing, often a retiree’s greatest expense, rose 44% since 2000; heating oil, 159%; eggs, 117%; and gasoline, 76%. In contrast, Social Security COLAs averaged just 2.2% per year since 2000, or just 36.3% overall.

“Not having a benefit increase wouldn’t be that big of a deal if the goods retirees consumed had declined in value, on average,” said David Blanchett, head of retirement research at Morningstar Investment Management in Chicago. “This would mean that retirees were actually slightly better off than average. However, since the goods retirees consume have actually increased in price over the last year, it means that retirees are going to be slightly worse off next year vs. this year, since their Social Security retirement benefits aren’t going to be increasing, but their expenses have been.”

AARP: What's wrong with Social Security COLAsThe difference will be especially pronounced for retirees who are spending more on medical care, because that expenditure group had the largest inflation rate over the last year, Blanchett said. “The impact isn’t huge, but it will likely mean retirees will have to cut back a little bit going into 2016,” he said.

In the meanwhile, seniors can hope for the best as they prepare for the worst. Lawmakers in Congress have introduced a bill to protect some 17 million seniors from the Medicare Part B premium increase. And the Department of Health and Human Services can decide against increasing the Medicare Part B premiums and deductibles.

THE FACT IS 

THE DEMOCRATS ARE FAILING EVERYWHERE ,POOR HEALTHCARE FOR VETERANS ,FAILING TO PROTECT OUR BORDERS AND ENFORCE OUR IMMIGRATION LAWS,FAILURE IN FOREIGN POLICY THAT IS LEADING TO THE FALL OF THE ENTIRE MIDDLE EAST ! THE BETRAYAL OF ISRAEL

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House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, met with conservative members of the GOP caucus Thursday to talk about how to deal with government funding and Planned Parenthood.

Senate Leadership
Title	Member Name	DC Phone	DC FAX
President Pro Tempore	Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT)	202-224-5251	202-224-6331
Majority Leader	Mitch McConnell (R-KY)	202-224-2541	202-228-1374
Majority Whip	John Cornyn (R-TX)	202-224-2934	Not Available
Minority Leader	Harry Reid (D-NV)	202-224-3542	202-224-7327
House Leadership
Title	Member Name	DC Phone	DC FAX
Speaker	John A. Boehner (R-OH)	202-225-6205	202-225-0704
Majority Leader	Kevin McCarthy (R-CA)	202-225-2915	202-225-2908
Majority Whip	Steve Scalise (R-LA)	202-225-3015	202-226-0386
Minority Leader	Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)	202-225-4965	202-225-8259
Minority Whip	Steny Hoyer (D-MD)	202-225-4131	202-225-4300

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