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Politicians around the world are telling their constituents that the only way they can continue to provide retirement services is for people to work more years. The conversation is seldom about the inefficiencies that got the government in trouble.

Instead, they place the burden of debt and grief on the backs of citizens. Republicans were once concerned about fiscal matters and fought to limit government. Now republicans are calling for more years of work to cover for both sides’ fiscal irresponsibility.

Instead of shrinking the government and lowering the overhead costs, they are asking for the elderly to serve the government with several more years of service.  The conversation is heating up globally. In France, President Macron is pushing forward with his plan to raise the pension age from 62 to 64.

While this sounds like a luxury of youthful years compared to the American plan to raise from 67 to 70, the reality is that the citizens are revolting. On Thursday, France saw 3.5 million take to the streets and begin demonstrating and calling for the resignation of Emmanuel Macron.

The city is burning, with bridges collapsing and Molotov cocktails being thrown at law enforcement. The violence seen could be spreading to the UK, as they are also now discussing a similar measure. This begs the question, why are all of these UN countries starting to discuss raising the retirement benefit age? The answer is complex, and I attempt to explain the many different factors to consider in today’s show.

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  • Greg Boulden

    Greg Boulden is an objective critical thinker, licensed school teacher, and recipient of multiple awards in both industry and his personal life. Greg is the host and managing editor of the podcast, “America Emboldened with Greg Boulden,” which is a part of the America Out Loud network. His podcast focuses on understanding individual sovereignty and critically thinking in an immersive news cycle full of slant and distraction. For almost 25 years, Boulden has worked extensively in the industries of TV/Film, Music, Photography, Pastoral Care and Counseling, and Youth Ministry. He currently works at Thomas McKean High School in Wilmington, DE, where he runs a career technology education pathway to help teens build skills and find jobs in Audio, Radio, and Video Broadcasting. He was a sound designer for Dorian Gray the Musical, which was awarded Best New Show at the New York Music Festival.
 Boulden is a graduate of DeSales University. He is annually recognized as a highly effective teacher, and students seem to think he’s a good dude. And don’t get him started on his affinity for Mrs. Robino’s Restaurant. 
 Distinguished Graduate Award from the Diocese of Wilmington. Best New Show Award at the New York Music Festival for Sound Design And many awards and acknowledgments for his volunteer efforts with Habitat for Humanity, working in community outreach efforts, and offering his time to build a better future for our youth.

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Sydney
Sydney
11 months ago

The money is not there in the pension g8nds- it is long gone.

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