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pete peterson is a billionaire investment banker. he committed a billion dollars of his own money to cut social security and medicare and he has a foundation that focused on cutting the deficit and cutting the deficit means cutting social security and medicare. he goes i don't need my social security. grade peat, send it back. their fear people like pete peterson so they talk about oh we are going to cut social security for affluent retirees. everyone who warrants more than 1 million a year, make it 200,000, make it 100,000. we won't have to change of a numbers. there aren't a lot of elderly out there so who are they talking about? what we see is the wealthy suddenly when we are talking about taxes on the wealthy, 250,000, half a million or a million the wealthy elderly get 40,000 a year. that is not most people's idea of wealthy. if you want to get in the money out of social security by means testing, taking away benefits from the wealthy than your definition of wealthy is something like $40. it is not most people's definition of we

pete peterson is a billionaire investment banker. he committed a billion dollars of his own money to cut social security and medicare and he has a foundation that focused on cutting the deficit and cutting the deficit means cutting social security and medicare. he goes i don't need my social security. grade peat, send it back. their fear people like pete peterson so they talk about oh we are going to cut social security for affluent retirees. everyone who warrants more than 1 million a year, make it 200,000, make it 100,000. we won't have to change of a numbers. there aren't a lot of elderly out there so who are they talking about? what we see is the wealthy suddenly when we are talking about taxes on the wealthy, 250,000, half a million or a million the wealthy elderly get 40,000 a year. that is not most people's idea of wealthy. if you want to get in the money out of social security by means testing, taking away benefits from the wealthy than your definition of wealthy is something like $40. it is not most people's definition of we

pete peterson is a billionaire investment banker. he committed a billion dollars of his own money to cut social security and medicare and he has a foundation that focused on cutting the deficit and cutting the deficit means cutting social security and medicare. he goes i don't need my social security. grade peat, send it back. their fear people like pete peterson so they talk about oh we are going to cut social security for affluent retirees. everyone who warrants more than 1 million a year, make it 200,000, make it 100,000. we won't have to change of a numbers. there aren't a lot of elderly out there so who are they talking about? what we see is the wealthy suddenly when we are talking about taxes on the wealthy, 250,000, half a million or a million the wealthy elderly get 40,000 a year. that is not most people's idea of wealthy. if you want to get in the money out of social security by means testing, taking away benefits from the wealthy than your definition of wealthy is something like $40. it is not most people's definition of we

peterpeterpete peterson committed his own money to medicare and focused on cutting the deficit. he goes, i don't need my social security. great, pete, send it back. there's few people like pete. they take about oh, we're going to cut social security for the wealthy, okay, fine. everyone earning more than a million a year, make it $100,000 a year, you don't have to change numbers in the projections. who are they talking about? you see the wealthy talking about taxes here, earned up to 250,000 or a million, well, the wealthy elderly get $40,000 a year. that's not the idea of wealthy. well, if you want to get any money out of social security by means testing, taking away benefits from the wealthy, then your definition of wealthy is $40,000. it's very, v. middle class. these cuts are the real deal. don't let anyone pretend the cuts they talk about are a joke, they are real deals hitting people in a real way. i love these guys saying, oh, it's a $5 trillion short fall. i was listening to national public radio a couple months ago, and they said $200 trillion. i think there's a prize for coming up with the biggest number. but, okay, let's