Pretty sad that people continue to vote for deregulation and "free" market" politicians. People wonder how many more cuts the middle class can take before they realize they've been sold bull pucky.Pretty sad,but that seems to be the trend,and people wonder why folks are working into their 70s
Bart, the reporter was wrong. Burruel is an Iron Workers Local 17 Pension Fund participant in Cleveland, Ohio along with the Overstreet's who are also in the Iron Workers Local 17 Pension Fund in Cleveland.February was a bad month for Larry Burruel and thousands of other retired Ohio iron workers. His monthly take-home pension was cut by more than half from $3,700 to $1,600.
Burruel and the 400,000 members of his Central States Pension Fund are the canaries in the coal mine as far as pension cutbacks go
I cut and pasted this from the article and I have to tell you I'm a little confused. When did the Treasury Department approve and implement cuts to any members of CSPF?
As it turned out he is for the lazy class at the expense of the working class, he set us all way back.Obama -- who was supposed to be for the working class