Subject: | But, but, Captain!
| Date: | Thu, 14 Oct 2004 23:31:11 -0500
| From: | Debate Committee <debates@U.S.A.gov>
| Newsgroups: | alt.politics.misc,alt.politics.bush,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,alt.politics
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But, but, Captain! This isn't the Social Security Trust Fund. It's
a workers' pension fund that your AWOL doper pal has his sticky
fingers into this time.
These employees can kiss their retirement plans buh bye.
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Capt. Crunch wrote:
> You want the truth? Truth & Justice <nowhere@nohow.com> can't handle
> the truth. The Moron wrote:
>>Bush raids federal pension fund:
>>Friday October 15, 2004
>>US President George Bush's administration announced emergency measures
>>to skirt a $7.38-trillion debt limit.
>>Treasury Secretary John Snow said he would steal from pension money to
>>keep the government running.
>>In a letter to Senate majority leader Bill Frist on Thursday, Snow said
>>he was immediately suspending payments to a federal employees'
>>retirement scheme, the Government Securities Investment Fund (G-Fund).
>>He said that he was hoping that the missing money could be repaid at
>>some unspecified time in the future.
>>The admission of fiscal mismanagement by the administration comes less
>>than three weeks before Bush faces Democratic challenger Senator John
>>Kerry in the November 2, presidential election.
>>"George Bush continues to make history for all the wrong reasons: He's
>>the first president to go without creating a new job since the Great
>>Depression and now he's run up more debt in [a] shorter period of time
>>than all the presidents combined in the 200 years from Washington
>>through Reagan," said Kerry campaign spokesman Phil Singer.
>>This is the third time he's broken his promise not to raise the debt
>>ceiling.
>>House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi described Snow's manoeuvre as "a
>>shameful admission" that the administration's economic policies had
>>failed the American people.
Capt. Crunch wrote:
> Because the Social Security trust fund ...
<snipt a bogus answer to a different question>
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