Contra Costa, Solano County, CA March 7, 2000 Election
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SOCIAL SECURITY & MEDICARE

By Nicholas "Nick" Mraovich

Candidate for United States Representative; District 7

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Surplus Money Generated By The SS Trust Fund Must Be Protected!

Save, Strengthen & Improve Social Security With The 3 P's!

Abolish Outdated Social Security Earnings Limit!

Bipartisan, Common-Sense Medicare Reform!

Extend Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage!

I believe that all surplus money generated by the Social Security Trust Fund must be protected from being used to offset any "emergency" deficits of the federal government.

In addition, I support the "Three P's Approach" to save, strengthen and improve Social Security for the 21st Century.

1) Preserve the system's promises & benefits to current and soon-to-be retirees.

2) Protect our seniors by maintaining Social Security's strong safety net for low-income workers, women and disabled.

3) Personalize Social Security to give our children and grandchildren retirement accounts to get a better return on their taxes while opening the door for all workers to save and create wealth.

I also want to abolish the outdated Social Security earnings limit. This will protect seniors who want to continue to work, by choice, without fear of losing their existing benefits.

Regarding Medicare, I support bipartisan, common-sense reform that extends the prescription drug coverage to more Americans--without taking away choices for the 2/3 of our seniors who already have prescription drug benefits. The right Medicare reforms are those that improve drug coverage, keep patients and doctors in control, protect choices seniors already have, and avoids excessive government regulation.

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