million. that means he paid social security taxes on less than 1% of his compensation. if we lifted that cap, if we made all income all the way up to $16 million subject to payroll taxes and they estimate it would do three times as much to serve the shortfall. in fact, that one move would all at once assure the program s solvency for the next 75 years. i don t need to pick on him here. he s one of the ceos that agree his taxes need go up. but the folks that talk about raising the social security retirement age as if it s a no brainer, they need to think harder about why they have settled on the single cut to social security that will concentrate its pain on people
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keep part a solvent between 2016 after you repealed obama care and a 2023. there are other reforms as well. governor romney supports gradually increasing over time bringing the medicare eligibility age in line with the social security retirement age. chris: start that by 2016. it phased in but it would extend the solvency. the congressional budget office says that the assumptions about the medicare trust fund part a being solvent through 2024 under the obama care proposal is unrealistic and that is a attacked. what we do know is as we heard robert gibbs say they are funding obama care by taking $716 billion out of medicare now current beneficiaries affected by it and people who paid in to that program for a guaranteed health insurance are now seeing that money go to other purposes and this is
keep part a solvent between 2016 after you repealed obama care and a 2023. there are other reforms as well. governor romney supports gradually increasing over time bringing the medicare eligibility age in line with the social security retirement age. chris: start that by 2016. it phased in but it would extend the solvency. the congressional budget office says that the assumptions about the medicare trust fund part a being solvent through 2024 under the obama care proposal is unrealistic and that is a attacked. what we do know is as we heard robert gibbs say they are funding obama care by taking $716 billion out of medicare now current beneficiaries affected by it and people who paid in to that program for a guaranteed health insurance are now seeing that money go to other purposes and this is
keep part a solvent between 2016 after you repealed obama care and a 2023. there are other reforms as well. governor romney supports gradually increasing over time bringing the medicare eligibility age in line with the social security retirement age. chris: start that by 2016. it phased in but it would extend the solvency. the congressional budget office says that the assumptions about the medicare trust fund part a being solvent through 2024 under the obama care proposal is unrealistic and that is a attacked. what we do know is as we heard robert gibbs say they are funding obama care by taking $716 billion out of medicare now current beneficiaries affected by it and people who paid in to that program for a guaranteed health insurance are now seeing that money go to other purposes and this is