reagansghost
eternal
You'll have to raise you IQ to be able to understand it, BOY.
That you believe what some dumbass told you about them not being the same proves you're below average.
oopsy!...yet another REALLY POPULAR Socialist policy!
Public Opinions on Social Security
Over the years, polls have consistently shown that the American public strongly supports Social Security, across party and demographic lines.
In January 2013, the Academy released Strengthening Social Security: What Do Americans Want?, a groundbreaking public opinion study focusing on Americans’ attitudes about Social Security and preferences for strengthening the program for the future. The report found that Americans overwhelmingly support Social Security and are willing to pay more to preserve and even improve benefits. In 2014, the Academy released an update this survey, Americans Make Hard Choices on Social Security: A Survey with Trade-Off Analysis, the findings of which are presented below.
With 61 million people receiving Social Security benefits, Americans recognize that Social Security is a critical program. Large majorities of Americans say they don’t mind paying Social Security taxes because of the security and stability the benefits provide to millions of retired Americans, disabled individuals, and children and widowed spouses of deceased workers. These findings hold true across party lines (those agreeing include 87% of Democrats, 81% of Independents, and 72% of Republicans). Americans are also willing to pay for Social Security because they value it for themselves (73%) and their families (73%).
https://www.nasi.org/learn/social-security/public-opinions-social-security