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26. Great post. This post should be its own thread.

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 05:38 AM

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Social Security beneficiaries at risk of delays amid GOP funding fight [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 9 OP

Repubes been drooling for chances to piss on Social Security BoRaGard Dec 9 #1

I do wish there were more details Raven123 Dec 9 #2

When gov't isn't funded, shutdowns ensue - full or partial CousinIT Dec 9 #4

Not increasing funding does not equal not funding. Am I correct? Raven123 Dec 9 #7

Not increasing funding does not equal not funding Raven123 Dec 10 #28

There are a couple issues BumRushDaShow Dec 9 #5

You are so right! ShazzieB Dec 9 #13

Well their mantra is to cut cut cut BumRushDaShow Dec 9 #21

What? SpikeDash Dec 9 #23

Workers are fed up Puppyjive Dec 9 #6

Vacant Position's aren't filled.. Karma13612 Dec 10 #27

. . . CousinIT Dec 9 #3

What I need to know is... ShazzieB Dec 9 #11

This seems to be a common weird and totally groundless fantasy Random Boomer Dec 9 #17

Aw hell...the Goopers want to kill it off for good anyway.... Bengus81 Dec 9 #14

The deconstruction of the administrative state. Marcuse Dec 9 #16

I bet these yahoos won't cut funding to bluestarone Dec 9 #18

Great post. This post should be its own thread. raccoon Dec 10 #26

dumb ass right SpikeDash Dec 9 #22