Potential cuts to Social Security could impact your retirement — what you can do about it.

I’m sure you’ll be fine and it’ll be even better when the system is rewritten in a month, you won’t be lost or declared dead.

Just sit back and enjoy what you voted for.

  • exixx@lemmy.world
    99·
    3 days ago

    Zero sympathy for the only state that went 100% to Trump. You literally asked for this, pray to your fucking orange god to save you

    • Reyali@lemm.ee
      191·
      3 days ago

      OK had 66.2% vote for Trump. Idaho, North Dakota, West Virginia, and Wyoming were all higher than that.

      So what do you mean by “only state” and “100%”? I’m confused by your comment.

    • Fredselfish@lemmy.world
      71·
      3 days ago

      Bullshit me and wife voted for Harris. Not all of Oklahomans are dumbfucks. I hope they all lose their social security starting with trump lover neighbor across the street.

      • Snowclone@lemmy.world
        2·
        21 hours ago

        A lot of people don’t get how to parse statistical data, 67% of all votes isn’t out of 100% of people is out of voter turn out, voter turn out isn’t a % if all people is a % of registered voters, registered voters is out of eligible voters. So take 100% of the pop, minus those that can’t legally vote, minus unregistered voters, minus registered who didn’t vote, Then 67% of that number, which is going to be no where near 67% of the population at all.

        So they apparently had 53% turn out of 2.4 million register voters, which is 1.27 million, out of a state population total of 4 million, which is 31% of the total pop. So 850,900 people voted for Trump a whopping 21.27% of the states total pop.

        So not ALL by any stretch, and they had the worst registered voter turn out in the nation according to the reporting I’m seeing.

        Also for no reason 18% of registered voters is 432,000 people, 10.57% of total pop, that’s the number of people you’d have to swing to have flipped the state