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Jesse Ventura on Social Security

Former Independent MN Governor; possible Presidential Challenger

 


Maintain long-term solvency of Social Security and Medicare.

Ventura adopted the National Governors Association position paper:

The Issue

With the first federal budget surplus in a generation and estimates of non-Social Security surpluses ranging from $750 billion to $1.9 trillion over the next decade, the issue is whether Congress and the President will agree to dedicate a portion of the projected surplus to tax cuts and, if so, what the impacts on states might be.

NGA�s Position

NGA opposes reductions from current discretionary spending levels or changes that could risk the long-term solvency of the nation�s Social Security and Medicare systems. NGA supports provisions to ensure reduced barriers to state and local capital finance through tax-exempt bonds and to ensure maximum flexibility in setting and maintaining state retirement plans and programs.
Source: National Governors Association "Issues / Positions" 01-NGA16 on Aug 1, 2001

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