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Democrats 2012 Democratic National Platform
http://assets.dstatic.org/dnc-platform/2012-National-Platform.pdf
States ..."We will block Republican efforts to subject Americans guaranteed retirement income to the whims of the stock market through privatization."
Why are Democrats afraid of people putting their payroll taxes into their local bank?
This is one of many options that "privatizing" social security would be available to the average worker!
So why are Democrats afraid of letting the "people" choose if they want to have the total paid in of a 25 year old worker for 40 years at 15.3% of wages put into their local bank which would pay over 40 years an average of 2%.
Why are Democrats afraid of the little people as they call them, see the payroll taxes paid over 40 years of $378,000 accumulate at a modest 2% rate to $521,194?
Why are they afraid of letting the little people when from age 25 to age 45 accumulate in the "risky stock market" that has averaged over 70 years 6%, then at age 45 split
into less risky at say 4% and then at 65 at US treasury certificates at 2%?
Why are the Democrats afraid of an "educated little worker" who accumulates doing the above..$858,007?
Buying a $500,000 annuity guaranteeing for life a payment of $2,642 per month and using the remaining $358,000 for health care and dies after age 75.
After using $200,000 over the years for health care leaves $150,000 for his family!
SO why do democrats hate the possibility that anyone under age 55 can have the choice of remaining in the current program or the choice of determining where
the payment of $378,000 deducted from his wages and from Employer will be invested? Local bank or "risky stock market" let the individual choose!
Why do Democrats hate the freedom of choice for the "little worker"???
https://www.tsp.gov/planningtools/annuities/annuityCalc_results.shtml
You must of never heard of Enron. You know the private sector you are babling on about, where people lost their retirements on what they thought were sound investments. Throw in Bernie Madoff for good measure.
Yes I heard about Solyndra, and the dot.com bust losing $5 trillion but that is what are called VENTURE capital investments!
YOU don't put your money in VENTURE capital and expect to have as the FACTS have shown a 9% average return for over 100 years!
AND you are taking the rare rare exceptions and like all disgusting liberal Democrats MAKING IT THE RULE!!
YOU tell me are you in favor of government investment of your payroll taxes to these:
Slobodien compiled a list of the 12 members of the Green Graveyardcompanies that received taxpayer money for green initiatives yet have filed for bankruptcy.
Abound Solar (Loveland, Colorado), manufacturer of thin film photovoltaic modules.
Beacon Power (Tyngsborough, Massachusetts), designed and developed advanced products and services to support stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation.
Ener1 (Indianapolis, Indiana), built compact lithium-ion-powered battery solutions for hybrid and electric cars.
Energy Conversion Devices (Rochester Hills, Michigan/Auburn Hills, Michigan), manufacturer of flexible thin film photovoltaic (PV) technology and a producer of batteries and other renewable energy-related products.
Evergreen Solar, Inc. (Marlborough, Massachusetts), manufactured and installed solar panels.
Mountain Plaza, Inc. (Dandridge, Tennessee), designed and implemented truck-stop electrification technology.
Olsens Crop Service and Olsens Mills Acquisition Co. (Berlin, Wisconsin), a private company producing ethanol.
Range Fuels (Soperton, Georgia), tried to develop a technology that converted biomass into ethanol without the use of enzymes.
Raser Technologies (Provo, Utah), geothermal power plants and technology licensing.
Solyndra (Fremont, California), manufacturer of cylindrical panels of thin-film solar cells.
Spectrawatt (Hopewell, New York), solar cell manufacturer.
Thompson River Power LLC (Wayzata, Minnesota), designed and developed advanced products and services to support stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation.
Some lawmakers are looking for a solution. The aptly named No More Solyndras Act would prohibit any new loan guarantees from Title XVII of the Energy Policy Act of 2005.
Morning Bell: The Green Graveyard of Taxpayer-Funded Failures | The Foundry: Conservative Policy News Blog from The Heritage Foundation