Title IV-D Welfare Services currently lacks any eligibility requirements and is jeopardizing our Nation's Elderly.
April 18, 2006 (Press Release) --
The Washington Journal on C-Span Television this morning had an interesting interview with John Gizzi, who is the Political Editor at Human Events (National Conservative Weekly). They were talking about an article that labeled Social Security the number one most harmful program to the United States there is.
Social Security was originally intended to provide a safety net for our most vulnerable American Citizens. "In Just 10 years, spending on the elderly will total nearly $1.8 trillion, almost half the federal budget, according to new Brookings Institution and Congressional Budget Office projections. That is up from 29 percent in 1990 and 35 percent in 2000" *1
In the Social Security Act you are finding more and more programs that lack proper eligibility requirements to protect the funding source for our nations elderly and needy. Currently, the government imposes a 12.4% tax on the first $94,200 in income earned by every worker in the United States to contribute to the Social Security Fund. Programs that lack eligibility requirements therefore are fully funded by the United States tax payer well beyond the needy populations the programs were originally intended for.
One such program that lacks any eligibility requirements that provides federal block grant funding to the various states that participate in both Title IV-A, Formerly AFDC, (Cash Assistance and TANF) and a Child Support Enforcement Program, is Title IV-D. The Title IV-D2 welfare programs that are operated by the various states have shoved the middle-class into the various programs to ensure high paybacks by the federal government. In 2006 alone, $4.2 Billion *3 of the Social Security Fund is being plundered to pay for the inclusion of the middle-class into welfare for the affluent at the sole expense of the U.S. tax payer.
By placing eligibility restrictions on this free-for-all spending spree by the various States that are participating in Title IV-D welfare programs, we will immediately control spending and unnecessary growth of a growing nationwide beauracracy that is taking away from our elderly and needy and protect our tax payers from having to bear the full burden of middle-class Americans being placed into state "welfare" programs.
1. (Washington Post, Aging Population Posts Global Challenges, February 2, 2005)
2. Social Security Act Sec 451 - Sec 469B.
3. Social Security Act Sec 458; 42 USC 658a
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Social Security was originally intended to provide a safety net for our most vulnerable American Citizens. "In Just 10 years, spending on the elderly will total nearly $1.8 trillion, almost half the federal budget, according to new Brookings Institution and Congressional Budget Office projections. That is up from 29 percent in 1990 and 35 percent in 2000" *1
In the Social Security Act you are finding more and more programs that lack proper eligibility requirements to protect the funding source for our nations elderly and needy. Currently, the government imposes a 12.4% tax on the first $94,200 in income earned by every worker in the United States to contribute to the Social Security Fund. Programs that lack eligibility requirements therefore are fully funded by the United States tax payer well beyond the needy populations the programs were originally intended for.
One such program that lacks any eligibility requirements that provides federal block grant funding to the various states that participate in both Title IV-A, Formerly AFDC, (Cash Assistance and TANF) and a Child Support Enforcement Program, is Title IV-D. The Title IV-D2 welfare programs that are operated by the various states have shoved the middle-class into the various programs to ensure high paybacks by the federal government. In 2006 alone, $4.2 Billion *3 of the Social Security Fund is being plundered to pay for the inclusion of the middle-class into welfare for the affluent at the sole expense of the U.S. tax payer.
By placing eligibility restrictions on this free-for-all spending spree by the various States that are participating in Title IV-D welfare programs, we will immediately control spending and unnecessary growth of a growing nationwide beauracracy that is taking away from our elderly and needy and protect our tax payers from having to bear the full burden of middle-class Americans being placed into state "welfare" programs.
1. (Washington Post, Aging Population Posts Global Challenges, February 2, 2005)
2. Social Security Act Sec 451 - Sec 469B.
3. Social Security Act Sec 458; 42 USC 658a
www.laryholland.org
www.removethesepeople.org
360.yahoo.com/frcmichigan
standuptoday.blogspot.com
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