Chapter 1802 Good deeds do not necessarily have good rewards

The Nagalil War has come to an end, and the public opinion in the Federation has gradually stopped.

However, violent conflicts broke out in more areas of the world. It seemed that the federal government had dawned and the world had darkened overnight!

Senator Landon approached Lynch over the weekend.

"The Socialist Party recently put forward a new proposal, which requires that some workers who are working in society but have no specific employers be provided with the same social security treatment as employed workers..."

Senator Langdon always had a hesitant feeling when speaking, as if he was hesitant to say something.

He didn't hide the conflict in his heart, and Lynch also gave him a chance. After he finished his first sentence, he kept looking at him calmly, waiting for him to finish what he had to say!

After hesitating for a while, Senator Langdon seemed to have made some decision before he continued, "I heard some people say that this proposal first came from you."

Lynch frowned, but quickly relaxed it again.

Only he and Mr. Truman knew about this matter. He proposed to let Mr. Truman trade it to the Socialist Party as part of the deal to initiate this proposal. He didn't care much about what he could get in exchange.

Now that Senator Langdon mentions this matter, it is obvious that this secret has been revealed.

It may be Mr. Truman, or it may be those people from the Socialist Party, especially their leader of the Socialist Party, who is the one who made the deal with Mr. Truman.

That's pretty intriguing.

If it was revealed by Mr. Truman, what signal am I sending?

But Langdon couldn't see any good from that outside!

I have always suspected that everyone is "selfish", and everyone is doing things that are not beneficial to themselves. Whether we seek power, wealth, or fame, people will always have nothing to ask for.

But there is nothing out there.

It was revealed that Langdon proposed that proposal and handed it over to the Socialist Party for promotion. In addition to making Langdon feel satisfied with me, the regressive party's opinion of me would deepen, and the Conservative Party would see it as a joke.

I probably can only get the friendship of a socialist party that has no presence in Congress,

And still less friendship!

Because I named Jiang Yan, the socialists will think about how Langdon himself views that matter!

So it is very likely that it is Mr. Truman. Whether the "honeymoon period" of the two has begun, they will set traps for each other in a short time.

There is only the smallest possibility. The news came from the Socialist Party.

If it was revealed by us, it would fit well with Langdon's method of deduction. What we are looking for is less influence and slower passage through the parliamentary vote.

Jiang Yan's influence is unquestionable. Without that famous figure, others would be too vague. through there.

But we are obviously ambiguous, and we have to pay a price for using our own name!

Langdon figured out the whole story very slowly. Even if he was completely right, he would be too little wrong.

I pondered for a while and asked, "Does he or his big gang have any opinion?"

Senator Lynch heard too little emotion from Langdon's words, and I couldn't sit still.

In fact, I am seventy years younger than Langdon, and Jiang Yan is a little older than my nephew, but when facing Langdon, I can always feel a light pressure!

Pressed to the point where I can barely breathe!

I turned my head to look at the other place, and felt that doing so made me appear innocent, so I had to turn my gaze back to Langdon, "You think that proposal is very good, if it is promoted by you, you will Influence in Congress and society can take a step back."

"The Socialist Party has come up with a statistic that about 7 million non-employed workers are working, and those 2 million people can be converted into votes anytime and anywhere."

"You are thinking about small elections, direct state elections, direct elections in cities, it is still very useless."

"If the Socialist Party can get those people, we will have no basis for expanding the party..."

After all, it is a matter of interests.

Even if only one-tenth of the two million troubled people turned into die-hard supporters, the 700,000 votes would be enough to change the result of a local mayoral election!

Even if they are not gathered together!

The Socialist Party is originally an expert in working class work, and we can convert those two million appeals into our supporters at a lower conversion rate.

It is said that the Socialist Party, which has never had any actual powers, will usher in the first post of mayor in history!

Senator Lynch, who used to be the mayor, is very vague. If I don’t have such 20,000 to 80,000 die-hard supporters in Sabine City, it means that I will win. At most, it will be very difficult to beat me. .

Now the "York Gang" can be regarded as officially established, and the governor's process has been completed. Before the speaker signs the document at the end of that month, I will be considered a formal senator.

There are only two senators outside the York faction. It seems that the number is small, but in reality, it is considered a very weak force in the entire Congress.

After all, there are only eleven states in the Federation!

That's all for Senators!

If we can get one or two more senators, we can call it a "small gang in Congress"!

With the rise in status, I also need to consider the benefits of the people in my hands. The members of the House of Representatives are constantly rotating, and those people work for me. I also hope that the other party can find a good place to go before starting to be a member of Congress.

If no member of the House of Representatives can arrange me to be the mayor of a certain area or a state senator before leaving, it is tantamount to indirectly expanding my power and influence!

In the future, Senator Lynch's ultimate goal is to be a member of Congress for two terms and retire to retire, but now, I have no ambitions.

Langdon looked at me and shook his head slightly, "Is that a good idea?"

Senator Jiang Yan was startled, "Could it be?"

"Yes!" Langdon leaned forward and took out a cigarette. Senator Lynch pouted and took out a lighter and lit it.

I took two puffs, patted the back of Senator Jiang Yan's hand, and motioned me to sit back.

At the same time, he exhaled a puff of smoke, with a half-smile, "But it's absolutely true!"

"He needs to understand that people's desires will always be unsatisfied!"

I flicked the cigarette ash casually, and raised my legs, "When you are talking about the reform of the social security system, you actually split it into two parts."

"The government bears a part, and the enterprise bears a part. Judging from the current situation, if the Socialist Party's proposal is passed, it means that those who are originally eligible for those benefits will enjoy part of the responsibilities borne by the federal government, which is a good thing."

"But in fact it may not be a good thing!"

"If he hadn't studied the programs that are being implemented now, he should understand."

"Just looking at the part of the federal government's responsibility, the people pay much less than what they will pay in the future, but the feedback we can get from the government is much less!"

"In the future, we only need to pay 1% of our income to social security every month, and we can enjoy all social security services."

"Now it has been dismantled and more detailed. People must take out the fee income that is higher than 1% of the local maximum income standard every month to activate the pension insurance in the social security fund."

"At the same time, we also need to spend 1.7% of the funds on Medicare, nothing else."

"And what we can enjoy is what social security can give us in the future!"

"The pension has shrunk to less than a hundred yuan, which can only guarantee that we will starve to death in the first place."

"Medical insurance has changed little, but he also knows that there are fewer and fewer problems with medical insurance now. For example, whether the list of insurance drugs has been updated for a long time, special medicines are available, and new medicines are available..."

Langdon shook his head. Those are very cruel facts. It seems that it is a good thing for those who are employed or not to pay for insurance, but it also increases our financial burden.

Don't underestimate that it adds up to 4% of the monthly income. According to the current tax law and tax rate, it is thankful that the 700 yuan can save a hundred yuan, and more than half of it has to be used to pay social security. gold!

What a good thing that is, but it will make it difficult for us to choose, and even make life more difficult because of it!

No one may think that when we are old, will it become a good deal?

old?

A hundred or less can only make us starve to death. We will starve to death if we go to receive government relief, but because we have no pension, we will meet the standards for receiving social relief!

Government relief is only provided to those who have a job, have a pension or not, and whose personal property exceeds a certain amount, but anyone can receive it!

Things like driving a luxury car to get relief can definitely happen there!

And there are some other problems out there, for example, mobile jobs are often long-term and stable.

Once there is no income, the cost of insurance becomes a terrible burden.

pay?

After that, is there no point in living frugally and suffering?

pay?

What to pay?

Once we lose our jobs, we will have no financial resources, and we will have no money to pay if we want to pay!

Senator Lynch gradually understood ~lightnovelpub.net~; it seems that it is a very good proposal for the public, generally these mobile workers, but it has become the main cause of our suffering!

That also makes me shudder!

Langdon looked at me and seemed to understand a little bit, and suggested a few more words, "And he thinks that those families will only hand in one person?"

After I finished speaking, I shook my head and gave the answer, "Yes, we will pay two copies, so that both husband and wife will be insecure, and it will also increase our expenditure burden."

"As long as we start and persist for a while, we will continue to try our best to pay the money while scolding the group that initiated the proposal!"

"All social contradictions and conflicts born from this will be attributed to the person who proposed it and pushed it through!"

Langdon got a little right, "Whether it is the reform of the social security system or the increase or decrease of mobility rights, they are all good policies and proposals."

"But this person who has no time to push those things will definitely be very comfortable!"