Governor Bush's plans to assure retirement security for all Americans will be highlighted, as will his plans to foster the growth of the New Economy and demonstrate the need for middle-income tax relief. Governor Bush's vice-presidential running mate will also speak that night. Fossella lives in Staten Island with his wife, Mary, and his two sons, Dylan and Griffin. Understand why privatizing Social Security is a bad idea for everyone, and a particularly bad idea for women. Find out the ten most important things women need to know about Social Security this election year.
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The people you vote into office today will decide what happens to Social Security, and your family's security, for years to come. You've probably heard the worries that Social Security won't be there when you retire. After that, even with no changes, it will continue to pay about three-quarters of promised benefits. Social Security is a women's issue. Since its inception, Social Security has often been the only income-source keeping women from living out their days in poverty.