I’m a moderate conservative. I’m not against social programs but they should be time bound, cost effective and work to remove someone from the social program.
Not everybody has payed enough into social security to get any use out of it, and not everybody has a 401k/pension. And that especially goes for pensions.
Chronically ill is social security.
Unless I’m missing something, people who are chronically ill are typically on medicaid, not social security. But my question was really about the “heal to a point where they can get off social programs part”.
There are many people who will never, for the rest of their life, or for a very long part of their life have no ability to heal or become able bodied. Are you suggesting they get booted off these programs anyways?
I’m a moderate conservative. I’m not against social programs but they should be time bound, cost effective and work to remove someone from the social program.
I also want to see a balanced budget.
What happens to people who are chronically ill, unable to work or heal to a point where they can get off of social programs?
What about the old/retired?
Old/retired is social security/401k/pension.
Chronically ill is social security.
Social security is an insurance program.
Not everybody has payed enough into social security to get any use out of it, and not everybody has a 401k/pension. And that especially goes for pensions.
Unless I’m missing something, people who are chronically ill are typically on medicaid, not social security. But my question was really about the “heal to a point where they can get off social programs part”.
There are many people who will never, for the rest of their life, or for a very long part of their life have no ability to heal or become able bodied. Are you suggesting they get booted off these programs anyways?
Social security disability.
The people who can’t work get social security.