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I think anyone who's been paying attention for the past eight years might have a clue as to Obama's default position on Social Security:
When House Republicans signaled last week that they would provoke a fight over Social Security in the next two years, progressive stalwarts like Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren decried the action, with Brown alleging the GOP wanted to "set the stage to cut benefits for seniors and disabled Americans."
But notably silent on the Republican stance, which prevents what has been a routine transfer of revenue between the retirement and disability funds, upping the chances of a crisis for the latter in late 2016, was the Democratic official who might actually be at the table if conservatives succeed in forcing negotiations in the next Congress: President Barack Obama.
TPM asked multiple times last week for the White House's position on the House action, but never received a formal response, a stark contrast to the loud public pronouncements of Brown, Warren, and others. It also invokes the uneasy relationship between the White House and Social Security advocates, who were dismayed by Obama's willingness to accept cuts to the program during the 2011 grand bargain talks with House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH).
"Advocates do not trust the president on Social Security," Monique Morrissey, an economist at the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute, told TPM last week. "If he blinks and they message this right, it could be something."
Nancy Altman, co-director of Social Security Works, told TPM that while the Obama administration "hasn't been great on this issue," she sees encouraging signs in Obama's recent appetite for confrontation on issues like immigration.
"Our hope is that he'll be that way on Social Security, too," she said. "But if you look at past history, you can't be confident that that's what will happen."
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The All Progressives Congress has warned religious leaders across Nigeria to stop using religion as a tool to divide the people, especially in the name of politics.
In a statement in Jos on Saturday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said the warning had become necessary following the false messages that were purportedly circulated claiming that adherents of a certain religion were being killed in a part of the country and their houses of worship burnt on Saturday, when nothing of such happened.
After receiving the text message, we investigated and discovered that nothing of such happened today, Saturday, January 17, 2015, it said
APC described as liars from hell and agents of evil those who peddled such incendiary messages, reasoning that the purveyors of such false alarm are capable of pitting adherents of the countrys two main religions against themselves and setting the country on fire.
The party challenged the security agencies to investigate, arrest and prosecute those who were behind these serpentine messages, instead of chasing shadows and turning themselves into tools of partisanship in the hands of unscrupulous and shameless politicians.
The party added, Those who will use religion to divide the citizens for political reasons are not men of God, whether they are Christians or Muslims. They are agents of darkness and posterity will not be kind to them.
APC said the same people had resorted to circulating, via SMS and e-mail, a fake list of the National Executive Committee of the APC to support their satanic claim that the party wass an Islamic Party.
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January 17, 2015 by Ihuoma Chiedozie and Daniel Gbabo 6 Comments
Maj-Gen. Mohammadu Buhari
The All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has said that soldiers engaged in the campaign against the Boko Haram insurgents were demoralised because they were not adequately equipped for combat.
Buhari spoke on Friday at a campaign rally at the Ibrahim Babangida Square in Makurdi, the Benue State capital.
He wondered how demoralised and poorly equipped soldiers would be expected to be patriotic in the face of hostile fire.
Buhari gave the assurance that he would lift the morale of the troops.
The APC presidential candidate said, The morale of our military and police and other security agencies is very low otherwise how can our soldiers go and give interviews to foreign press that they cannot fight Boko Haram because they have no weapons?
Trillions have been budgeted for security yet the insurgents are chasing our soldiers across the desert.
Our soldiers are not equipped yet they are told to be patriotic.
The presidential candidate also expressed concerns over the level of unemployment and corruption in the country.
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President Goodluck Jonathan sympathising with some wounded soldiers during his visit to the 7 Division Medical Service and Hospital, Maiduguri... on Thursday. | credits: State House
The All Progressives Congress has congratulated President Goodluck Jonathan for being courageous to visit Maiduguri to encourage the soldiers fighting the Boko Haram insurgency.
The party said the President has more trips to make to Chibok, Buni Yadi and Potiskum, among others.
This was contained in a statement issued in Makurdi on Friday by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed.
According to the party, the President should follow up his visit to the epicentre of the Boko Haram battle with visits to the parents of the 219 abducted Chibok girls as well as the families of the boys who were killed at the Federal Government College in Buni Yadi, Yobe State, last year.
This, the APC said, was required to enable the President refute reports that his Thursdays visit to Maiduguri was politically motivated with a view to laying foundation for his planned campaign to Maiduguri on January 21, 2015.
The statement read, We have always said the President and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces should never be afraid to visit anywhere in the country.
We have always said the President should not just be the Commander-in-Chief but also the Consoler-in-Chief. We are glad that the President has finally agreed with us.
But it is necessary to remind the President that he must not play politics with human lives, and that he must stop putting Jonathan first, Jonathan second and Jonathan third, at the expense of the nation.
The APC, however, asked the President to address the issue of the low morale of the soldiers fighting the insurgency and their lack of necessary equipment.
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