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Dan

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2. That is why I edited the post

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Fri Mar 28, 2025, 08:06 PM

Mar 28

To state that the board to determine Success or Failure would not be subject to Congress or the POTUS.

Thinking, it should be a collection of former SS Commissioners combined with both Business and IT professionals. Not too big that the group would be unmanageable, but definitely not people that would be influenced by the political parties.

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DOGE rewriting the Social Security System [View all] Dan Mar 28 OP

If the Republican Congress cared, sure. But I am quite sure that their definition of "success" unblock Mar 28 #1

That is why I edited the post Dan Mar 28 #2

But the authority would have to come from Congress/potus. unblock Mar 28 #4

Like a Service Level Agreement (SLA), common in business. dgauss Mar 28 #3

When they say they want to run it like a business, they mean unblock Mar 28 #5

Pls see this post by usaf-vet on Grace M. Hopper & the coding required to do this job! SheltieLover Mar 28 #6

Yes, I read that Dan Mar 28 #8

But it exemplifies the complexity & high intellect as well as time required SheltieLover Mar 28 #9

Totally agree Dan Mar 28 #10

I hadn't even thought about finding cobal programmers! SheltieLover Mar 28 #12

I'd bet that fiasco would inaugurate a permanent open season on Republicans struggle4progress Mar 28 #7

It would be a boost to the Kevlar industry (if it isn't already). nt Buns_of_Fire Mar 28 #11