Hospitals & Asylums
June 2012
By Anthony J. Sanders
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3: Health and Welfare is running over into July the month of justice. Too bad about the massive
layoffs in the Cabinet. There is
certainly no shortage of justiciable issues.
SSA’s genocide of $666 continues to murder and slave the wise so that
those terrorist enough to be employed in this day and age can steal $70 billion
overpaying the Department of Labor (DOL) after unemployment insurance
compensation has gone down from over $100 billion to $35 billion. The 17,500 DOL employees solicited in the
President’s budget without any credible dollar figures, make an average of $5.1
million, according to Internet statistics before they were hacked, enough to
buy out my brand of organic tobacco and rolling papers. The 197 page mistrial of the Eighth Amendment
pertaining to the Commerce Clause held that people who don’t want health
insurance would have to pay a penalty of only about $200 a year to the taxman,
much lower than the figure the Obama administration thought would levy $4
billion in 2014, and states might suffer termination of their federal Medicaid
funding, about 10% of the state budget, if they resist the Medicaid expansion
portion of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. The problem with the universal mandate is
that the Obama administration does not have anything to sell. The administration is foisting the same
unwanted high priced, non-paying, discriminatory, private health insurance on
the labor market 48 million people are uninsured about. States need to sell Medicaid to gainful wage
earners to justify affording the coverage of the poor and provide everyone with
affordable, high quality, non-identity stealing, non-discriminatory, salaried and
supplied health care. Although they are
calling for reduced costs this Medicaid expansion of which the federal
government promises to pay States 90% in 2014 before going down to 80% must be
treated as an attempt to launder the enormous amounts of money improperly
allocated to the extremely poisonous and incompetent Department of Health and
Human Services (DHHS) since the distortion caused by the Recovery Act to the
tune of $911 billion in 2012 instead of $780, 3% annual growth from the $700
billion that was too much in 2008. This
edition will include a new summary of the Department of Education (DOE) that is
also presumed to be welfare and over-budget.
Disability Insurance
Replenishment Tax Act of 2012 HA-18-6-12
AN ACT
To amend the DI tax rate to 2.61%, 1.305% for employees and 1.305% for
employers under Sec. 201(b)(1)(S) of the Social Security Act 42USC(7)II§401 and
the OASI tax rate to 9.79%, 4.895% for employee under 26USC(C)(21)(A)§3101 (a) and 4.895% for employers under 26USC(C)(21)(A)§3111 (a) and without increasing the overall 12.4% OASDI or 15.3% OASDI and
Hospital Insurance (HI) tax-rate under 26USC(A)(2)§1401.
OPTION A
To
require the Chief Actuary of the Social Security Administration (SSA) to account
for the Supplemental Security Insurance (SSI) Program and for the Chief Actuary
of the Centers for Medicare-Medicaid Services (CMS) to account for Medicaid in
the Annual Reports of the OASDI and HI Trustees and for the USDA to account for
sustainable Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) growth.
OPTION B
To amend
the 6 year term of the Commissioner to 2 years under Section 702 of Title VII
the Social Security Act 42USC(7)VII§902(a)(3).
OPTION C
To amend Sec. 215(i) 42USC(7)II§415 and Sec. 1617(a) 42USC(7)XVI§1382f
of the Social Security Act to provide simply – there shall be a 3%
annual Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA).
OPTION D
To amend the title of Section 1818(a)(4) of the Social Security Act 42USC(7)(XVIII)§1395i–2 from Hospital Insurance
Benefits for Uninsured Elderly Individuals Not Otherwise Eligible to Medicaid
Benefits for Individuals Not Otherwise Eligible.
Be
the Democratic and Republican (DR) two party systems dissolved, Actuary,
Commissioner and Trustees recused, referred to the SSA Regional Commissioner
Stanley Friendship.
Book 3 Health and Welfare (HAW)
To amend Chapter
3 National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers §71-150, to amend the Disability Insurance (DI) tax rate to 2.61%, and the Old
Age Survivor Insurance (OASI) tax rate to 9.79% without increasing the overall
12.4% OASDI or 15.3% OASDI and Hospital Insurance (HI) tax-rate, to fix a 3% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for social
security benefits, to limit medical cost increases to less than 3%,to require
the Chief Actuary of the Social Security Administration (SSA) to account for
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) in the Annual Report, to require the Chief
Actuary of the Centers for Medicare-Medicaid Services (CMS) to account for Medicaid
spending in the Annual Report, to require the U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA) to account for sustainable Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program
(SNAP) growth, to limit the term of the Social Security Commissioner to two
years, to replace Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) and representative with
licensed social workers and non-social worker representatives, to authorize SSA
to settle legal and medical malpractice, to conduct a survey of social security
beneficiaries and employees by race, to finance a halfway house system with SSI, to enable
patients to refuse to pay for unnecessary, harmful and fraudulent medical
treatment, to provide Medicaid for free to everyone earning less than 133% the
poverty line and open Medicaid to reasonably priced premiums to everyone else,
to nationalize health insurance assets, to ratify ILO Conventions 132, 156 and
183, to afford a 1% FICA tax for international development, to pass a Balanced
Budget Amendment, and to eliminate the income cap on Social Security contributions
so as to guarantee all Americans an income of $1,000 a month. During 2011, an estimated 148 million
people paid FICA social security payroll taxes.
One-in-six Americans, 55.4 million
receives a Social Security benefit. In 2011, 44.8 million people received OASI
benefits, 15 million received DI and/or SSI benefits, and 48.7 million were
covered under Medicare. In 2010 DI paid
9.9 million beneficiaries and SSI paid 7.9 million beneficiaries there is considerable
overlap. Total benefits paid in
2011, including SSI, were $785 billion. Total income including $49 billion from
the General Fund to pay for SSI was $830 billion. Assets grew to $2.7 trillion. In 2011,
Medicare covered 48.7 million people. Total expenditures were $549.1 billion. Total
income was $530.0 billion. In 2008 Medicaid
served more than 52 million Medicaid beneficiaries costing more than $305
billion. In 2011 38 million people used food stamps at
a cost of $53.6 billion. In 2000 125
million people were covered by unemployment insurance and in 2010 there were
around 42.4 million beneficiaries. The
number of Temporary Assistance for Needy Family (TANF) beneficiaries has
decreased from 14.2 million in 1993 to less than 5 million in 2003. In 2001, 6.9 million custodial parents were
due an average of $5,000, $34.9 billion was due and $31.9 billion (62.6%)
received, averaging $3,200 per custodial family and another $900 million was
paid voluntarily…370