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Let me guess, they're both millionaires. JaneyVee Jan 2013 #1
He's a health insurance executive actually Report1212 Jan 2013 #4
FDR was a millionare sabbat hunter Jan 2013 #14
good grief! By the time I get to retirement age it will be 70! WI_DEM Jan 2013 #2
That would be for full benefit SS. grantcart Jan 2013 #28
So what? You aren't your parents or grandparents - you are you. closeupready Jan 2013 #3
Yeah but it has symbolic value Report1212 Jan 2013 #5
"Republicans can look at this and say even the Roosevelts think we're right!" ProSense Jan 2013 #8
Yeah I made a topic about how this Roosevelt is wrong Report1212 Jan 2013 #9
Obviously you do not know the Roosevelt family history. FDR was right and would be again today. jwirr Jan 2013 #25
Yes, of course, and you know they WILL do that. closeupready Jan 2013 #10
Well ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2013 #15
While true, I'm unfair, in that I'm fine with Democrats closeupready Jan 2013 #20
LOL ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2013 #21
So true. My father is extremely conservative. Jennicut Jan 2013 #7
Exactly. closeupready Jan 2013 #12
Actually, re: the Bush daughters NYC Liberal Jan 2013 #24
Testimony of James Roosevelt, Jr...Before the United States Senate Committee on Finance ProSense Jan 2013 #6
He changed his views a lot in a year Report1212 Jan 2013 #11
I believe that he was referring to people who want to take full retirement. grantcart Jan 2013 #29
Yes, I like both of those, too. closeupready Jan 2013 #13
and more from the same source ... GeorgeGist Jan 2013 #27
So, why are "most economists" wrong? Recursion Jan 2013 #16
People don't want an accurate formula for COLAs, they want more money Freddie Stubbs Jan 2013 #30
So what? My Grandfather voted for FDR and I don't support cuts. Bluenorthwest Jan 2013 #17
What's your solution? librabear Jan 2013 #18
Number 3 is all you have to do Report1212 Jan 2013 #19
I don't think so librabear Jan 2013 #22
I can believe it WhoIsNumberNone Jan 2013 #23
Nepotism much? He is not qualified for this job, he works for a health insurance company Follow The Money Jan 2013 #26
for some reason, raising the cap is never an option for these rich pundits 0rganism Jan 2013 #31
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