Why 351 Retired Congressmen Don’t Collect Social Security

The following is a message from one of our advertisers. This message does not represent the opinion of The Washington Times. Dear Fellow American, Take a look at this sensitive government document... Its official designation is SF 2801. But to high-level insiders, it's simply an "Application for Immediate Retirement." It grants the Washington elite immediate access to an obscure yet lucrative Social Security alternative... so lucrative, that one monthly benefit is equal to a whole year's worth of ordinary Social Security checks. In short: The Immediate Retirement Plan pays $11,334 a month. That's 10X MORE than the average Social Security check. The reason most ordinary Americans know nothing about it is because, as the New York Times says, this "rarely emerges in public." And the Des Moines Register says it's "shrouded in secrecy." We now know 351 Congressmen, including Al Gore Sr., collect this benefit exclusively. Presidents Nixon and Ford did too. Unfortunately, D.C. elites have legally FORBIDDEN you from collecting. But if you can take immediate action today... As you'll see, that won't stop you from collecting what's rightfully yours. Click here now for the full story. Regards, Lindsey Hough Editorial Director, Palm Beach Research Group If you don't want to receive these emails, click here. The Washington Times, 3600 New York Ave, NE Washington, DC, 20002