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…the environment. Betty McCollum wants to invest over half of non-social security surplus to insure a long-term solvency of Medicare that can be extended to prescription drugs and other medical necessities for seniors and people with disabilities as a means of getting…

…save in the banks. Social security issues, originated during the Great Depression, still the main focus of the government. The government takes out an amount from everyone's paychecks to fund the social security program. So the government can use that fund…

…the environment. Betty McCollum wants to invest over half of non-social security surplus to insure a long-term solvency of Medicare that can be extended to prescription drugs and other medical necessities for seniors and people with disabilities as a means…

…. President Franklin D. Roosevelt led a social and economic reform movement attacking the Depression. Part of his newly enacted “New Deal” program was the Social Security Act, enacted by Congress in 1935. This act and established a number of social welfare programs…

…the chaotic and pulsating tempo of city life. Jazz and black oral influences, as well as social dichotomy are pervasive elements throughout Hughes’ poetry. Like nightclub entertainers, Hughes used the progression of Afro-American music (jazz, ragtime, swing…

…as to say that "the case of regulation has principally relied on the claim that obscene or pornographic materials may cause anti-social or illegal acts including sexual offenses" (p. 11). Despite some researchers claims that pornography may cause the opposite…

…. The second and more serious problem is going to be the Social Security system failure. When the boomers retire, they are going to want their Social Security checks. The problem is that without a substantial work force in place and paying taxes, the Social…

…actions, hiding the exploitation of others in its predominant interpretation of values, such as social welfare, innovation, security, democracy, freedom, individualism, and development. Such values usually are proffered up in the language of economics, which…

…in the economy marked by such innovations as large-scale public works, collective bargaining, social security, and unemployment insurance. Many of these changes reflected the notion that the previous lines dividing what the government should or should not do had been…

…less poor than the general population overall. Most elderly are more poor than wealthy because they perhaps did not save, have spent what they had, and are now living on social security while paying high priced doctor bills and prescription pills. Elderly…