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McCrery's Judgement Challenged On Social Security

02/23/2005

Campaign for America’s Future Deputy Director Ellen Miller today outlined how Rep. Jim McCrery, R-La., is as an emblem of the increased corruption in Congress. Rep. McCrery’s profile has risen to national prominence recently with his new position as chairman of the House subcommittee on Social Security.

Social Security Town Halls Show Bush Privatization Plan Sinking Like A Lead Balloon

02/23/2005

WASHINGTON – Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Penn., and Sen. Jon Corzine, D-N.J., this week held rival town hall meetings on Social Security in their neighboring states. Senator Corzine’s event in Paramus, N.J., drew more than 600 people opposed to privatizing Social Security. Sen. more »

Caf Responds To Gop Attack On Social Security Analysis: Rnc Fails To Defend Bush Privatization Campaign

02/14/2005

WASHINGTON – The Campaign for America’s Future responded in detail today to the RNC’s Friday night attack on the group’s analysis of the impact of President Bush’s campaign to privatize Social Security. more »

CAF Responds To GOP Attack On Social Security Analysis: Fails To Defend Bush Privatization Campaign

02/14/2005

WASHINGTON – The Campaign for America’s Future responded in detail today to the RNC’s Friday night attack on the group’s analysis of the impact of President Bus more »

New Report: Young North Carolinians Will Lose $152k Each In Social Security Benefits With Privatization

02/09/2005

RALEIGH, N.C. – A typical 20-year-old North Carolinian will lose $152,000 during retirement if the president’s Social Security privatization plan is enacted, according to a report released today by the Institute for America’s Future. more »

New Report: Young Michiganders Will Lose $152k Each In Social Security Benefits With Privatization

02/07/2005

DETROIT, MICH. – A typical 20-year-old Michigan resident will lose $152,000 during retirement if Social Security’s guaranteed benefit is replaced with a guaranteed gamble, according to a report released today by the Institute for America’s Future. It would also mean a 15 percent cut for a 45-year-old worker today and a 25 percent cut for a 35-year-old worker in Michigan. more »

New Report: Young People In Nebraska Will Lose $152k Each In Social Security Benefits With Privatization

02/03/2005

LINCOLN, NEB.– A typical 20-year-old in Nebraska will lose $152,000 during retirement if the President’s Social Security privatization plan is enacted, according to a report released today by the Institute for America’s Future. It would also mean a 15 percent cut for a 45-year-old worker in Nebraska today and a 25 percent cut for a 35-year-old worker.

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War Room To Counter Bush Social Security Blitz

02/02/2005

The Campaign for America's Future today outlined plans to counter President Bush's Social Security blitz, beginning with his State of the Union address. The Campaign for America's Future is coordinating the efforts of labor unions and advocacy groups for civil rights, women, senior citizens and people with disabilities to fight the president's proposal to privatize Social Security.

New Report: Young North Dakotans Will Lose $152k Each In Social Security Benefits With Privatization

02/02/2005

BISMARCK, N.D. - A typical 20-year-old North Dakotan will lose $152,000 during retirement if the President's Social Security privatization plan is enacted, according to a report released today by the Institute for America's Future. It would also mean a 15 percent cut for a 45-year-old worker today and a 25 percent cut for a 35-year-old worker.

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New Report: Young People In Montana Will Lose $152k Each In Social Security Benefits With Privatization

02/02/2005

HELENA, MONT. - A typical 20-year old in Montana will lose $152,000 during retirement if the President's Social Security privatization plan is enacted, according to a report released today by the Institute for America's Future. It would also mean a 15 percent cut for a 45-year-old worker in Montana today and a 25 percent cut for a 35-year-old worker.

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