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Happy Birthday to Raul Vinci, the Hamza of BJP in Congress!
Some people work for their party; legends accidentally work for the government...
Wishing you many more years of unintentional political contributions! 🤣🎉"
8e Congrès National des Associations des étudiants, Strasbourg, par René Allenbach, 1919.
“House Joint Resolution 1 Regarding the 19th Amendment,” 5/19/1919
Series: Bills and Resolutions Originating in the House, 1789 - 1974. Record Group 233: Records of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1789 - 2015.
On May 19, 1919 House Joint Resolution 1 was introduced. The resolution proposed a Constitutional amendment extending the right to vote to women. The resolution was passed in the House on May 21, and in the Senate on June 4. Once the proposed amendment passed Congress, it was sent to states for ratification. On August 18, 1920 the amendment was ratified and became part of the U.S. Constitution.
via Congress in the Archives
Social Security is neither an entitlement nor a tax. It’s an earned benefit that people contribute to from each paycheck. Employers pay half of the premium (which they write off, just as they do for health insurance and other employee benefits). No tax exists that provides a pension benefit, a disability policy, dependent and spousal coverage, and a death benefit, like Social Security does. Nor can anything like it be purchased in the private market. It’s a guarantee that every American understands and relies upon. It’s why this is America’s most important retirement program and America’s number one anti-poverty program.
Here are the facts: to pause and to do nothing by 2035 will result in an about $300 per month cut in benefits for the average retiree and a $250 cut for the average disabled veteran. Poll after poll shows that citizens are willing to pay a little bit extra to get the guarantee that Social Security provides.
via The Hill.
Related Reading:
Rep. John Larson’s ‘Social Security 2100 Act’ would:
Cut taxes for seniors.
Strengthen benefits.
Ensure the system remains solvent for generations.
The Library of Congress
Club alpin français (CAF) - IIIe congrès international d’alpinisme - Chamonix Mont-Blanc (25-28 août 1932)
History is being made.
Congreso de la República de Colombia.
July, 2018.