What to do with the generation of me, me and me 60-70

Hillary will not end the war and actually panders to the stay-the-coursers as if she can't make up her own mind... because she's not. Has a history of finacial scandals that spring up like mushrooms. Bills administration ransacked the trustfund to balance the budget. That doesn't really scream, "I'll save social security".

Trust the TV because it told the truth when they were younger. Now that the TV lies, they can't really tell as well. Additionally, they are far less likely to get on the internet and do independent research. Most have probably not even heard of Ron Paul and certainly have heard a biased, poo-pood message. With some interaction with good folks they would likely come around, but many simply have not been touched by Ron Paul's message.

I'm 65 and on SS. But I've always dreamed of a government that would go by the constitution that our founders instituted. I feel like this may be the best and maybe last chance we will have of getting back to the country we can be. I had it pretty good in the fifties, but then by the time I graduated high school, that's when everything began to change. Anyhow, I'm voting Ron Paul all the way. Even if I have to write him in. Before I learned about him, I wasn't going to vote by taking the smell test anymore.

Enough! Don't generalize and mark off all older persons as senile, selfish and thinking only of themselves and their next SS check. I am 77 and SS doesn't pay enough to entice me not to think of the future of our country and of my children and grandchildren. Under our present policy my grandsons and maybe my granddaughters will be sent to the ridiculous and misguided war in Iraq or some other war. And what do you mean by what can you do about us? Unless there is a drastic change in the direction our government has taken, my grandchildren will also be paying for your social security and our enormous indebtedness to China and others.

I will only vote for Ron Paul or write him in if necessary. There are unthinking, uncaring persons in all generations not just in minel

although there are a lot of older people who are totally dependent upon the government.
The AARP is a big fear mongering organization, that caters to the uninformed and vunerable.
Don't forget the YOUNG lady at the MTV debate who wanted to know who would help pay for her birth control.

Social Security would be safe if we just ended the overseas U.S. empire.
Getting more freebies WILL definitely come at a price. If not in the form of inflation and taxes, it will be something more precious.
Remember, the more liberty you have, the less of a stranglehold big government has on you. The bigger cost of getting "free things" will most likely be a compromise of civil liberties.
Remember, the bigger government is, the more CONTROL they have over you. Is it really worth it? Of course not.

Here are the assaults on the Bill of Rights since 2001.
http://mondoglobo.ning.com/group/questionauthority/forum/top...

I hope everyone sends this link out to everyone they know.
I don't believe these things on this list are going to go away if ANY of the mainstream candidates are elected. The powers that be put too much work into this to turn back now. Remember, none of the mainstream candidates, if elected, will be actually running the show.
That's why we call them corporate puppets.

I am 70 so I have some insight. The older generation is naturally afraid to loose social security, but that's what happening right now, albeit slowly.. Since nobody is going to lend us more money the Feds accelerated printing money (or creating money or "injecting credit") which brings inevitably inflation and drop in value of dollar. The dollar dropped roughly 50% in last 10 years and 12% last year and that also means that everything -GDP and standard of living dropped by same amount if valued in Euro. Do really seniors think because value of homes went up from let's say 100 000 to 150 000 is because the house appreciated? It did not - the dollar is worth less! The government uses "core inflation" which does not include anything which tends to rise like food, energy cost, healthcare cost, veterinary care cost, tuition and many other items as basis for Social Security benefits adjustment. Since "real" inflation runs at least 5% higher than "core" inflation the seniors in 10 years will loose at least 25% of their benefits - if current trend continues. More, if there will be run on dollar because other countries will switch their reserves from dollar to Euro or basket of other currencies. That can happen as early as this year.
There is not one candidate in the race - except Ron Paul who will address this issue by fixing the monetary system, where private bankers owning the Federal Reserve (it's private bank!) are slowly draining Americans of their possessions by issuing more and more worthless money. To vote for Hillary is voting for continuation of the current system and eventual financial demise of USA.

… since before the majority of you were even born. I supported and voted for Ron Paul in 1988 with his .5% popular vote. You will find just as many young idiots as there are old idiots (in fact, more so). If one had the power to push a button and wipe out everyone collecting social security, it wouldn't change a thing with regards to the elections, vote fraud, media bias or anything else. It is a great gift to be given the power of understanding, common sense and reasoning that so few of us seem to have. Unfortunately, it will take a complete and total economic collapse and a few staged nuclear attacks on American soil before the scales begin to fall from the eyes of the American sheeple.

"It does not take a majority to prevail... but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men." Samuel Adams