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Recent News & Updates Martin and 60 Plus Applaud Trump Plan to Kill the Death Tax(Alexandria, VA) - 60 Plus Chairman and Founder Jim Martin issued the following statement in response to Donald Trump’s proposal to end the Death Tax during his August 8, 2016, speech to the Detroit Economic Club:
“Donald Trump understands the crushing burden of the Death Tax on middle-class families and small businesses, and we applaud his proposal to abolish the Death Tax. His plan would help revitalize the sluggish Obama-Hillary economy by letting lower-and-middle-income Americans preserve their families’ security for future generations, creating jobs and saving family farms and businesses.
Hillary Clinton wants two sets of rules for America. Hillary gets to short-circuit the Death Tax with an army of lawyers and accountants to protect her fortune while the rest of us have to deal with the Death Tax. Someone needs to tell Hillary that death should not be a taxable event.
Donald Trump’s proposal to abolish the Death Tax creates greater independence for American families, while Hillary Clinton wants to confiscate the fruits of our life’s work to make us more dependent on big government. That’s just wrong and it needs to change.”
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August 8, 2016 | Read more… National Seniors group announces promotion of Apryl Marie Fogel to lead expansion plans(Alexandria, Virginia) – 60 Plus Association President and Founder Jim Martin today announced appointment of Apryl Marie Fogel as Vice President of Operations. There her primary focus will be a major expansion of the national efforts of 60 Plus, the acknowledged counter to the liberal AARP. July 13, 2016 | Read more… Seniors Group responds to health savings account (HSA) and the health reimbursement arrangement (HRA) bill actionsObamacare has been a failure and seniors have paid the price for it. Health savings accounts are a critical component of allowing Americans to take part in planning for medical savings and costs related to healthcare. June 23, 2016 | Read more… 60 Plus Taps Gregory S. Casey, Long-Time BIPAC President and CEO To Serve as Board Member(Alexandria, VA) - 60 Plus Association Chairman and Founder Jim Martin today announced that Gregory S. Casey has been elected to the group’s Board of Directors. June 22, 2016 | Read more… Seniors Group responds to Ominous Social Security and Medicare Trust Fund Report(Alexandria, Virginia) – 60 Plus Association Chairman Jim Martin, responded to the Board of Trustees for the Social Security and Medicare Trust Funds annual report which was released earlier today. June 22, 2016 | Read more… After 16 Year Run, 60 Plus Association President Announces Exit to Pursue Other Projects(Alexandria, Virginia) — 60 Plus Association President Amy Frederick announced today that she will be departing the organization effective June 13, 2016 to pursue other opportunities. “I’m excited to write the next chapter in my professional life,” said Frederick, who intends to stay active in the government affairs and public advocacy space, as well as focus on a brewery she is opening with her husband Jeff. June 13, 2016 | Read more… Urge the Southern Nevada Health District to approve adequate trauma careAs an organization that advocates for free-market solutions to senior issues, we believe our health care system serves seniors best when the free market is allowed to work — increasing choice and access that drive down costs. Trauma care is no different. April 21, 2016 | Read more… CURB Lifeline Act Puts Cutting Waste and Lower Cell Phone Fees on Speed Dial for Taxpayers(Alexandria, Virginia) — The non-partisan 60 Plus Association today released the following statement in support of H.R. 4884, titled “Controlling the Unchecked and Reckless Ballooning of Lifeline Act of 2016″ or the “CURB Lifeline Act of 2016″. Sponsored by Georgia Rep. Austin Scott (R), the legislation caps the Federal Communication Commission’s (FCC) Lifeline program at $1.5 billion annually and ends that bureaucracy’s ability to adjust spending on the program even higher. April 12, 2016 | Read more… 60 Plus Op-ed: Angry Rural Voters Deserve Better Policies From WashingtonThere is an antidote for what currently ails small-town America, but government officials continue to resistPublished April 8, 2016 in DailyCaller.com April 8, 2016 | Read more… Trauma Care is Essential to Caring for an Aging PopulationNevada’s aging population continues to grow and the state’s ability to meet their needs is even more important. In fact, Nevada has one of the fastest growing senior populations in the country. In 2014, according to the state’s Commission on Aging, 13% of the state’s population were people over the age of 65, and the largest growth came from the age group of those over the age of 85. Couple that with the tens of millions of visitors who visit the state yearly, the public health policies considered must factor all of these variables to best serve the state’s residents. March 15, 2016 | Read more… |
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