Obama's Coffee House Loophole

Allison, "Does MO: Yeah and conservatives were saying the SAME THINGS in the 1930s when FDR passed his New Deal, and again in the 60s when LBJ passed his programs." They were saying what? Let's take Social Security first: The 1935 Social Security Act was a marvel of Ponzi-scheme legerdemain that surpasses anything Bernie Madoff could conjure. Social Security was a sure thing in its infancy. Just think of Ida May Fuller (1874–1975), a nonexempt legal secretary from Ludlow, Vermont. Ms. Fuller exemplifies the advantages of getting in early and getting out early. She paid a whopping $24.75 to participate in Social Security. Her first monthly Social Security check was issued January 31, 1940, for $22.54. Within three months, Ms....