claim: the republicans "still want to privatize (social security). in fact, their whole idea is to turn over the social security trust fund to wall street."
author: hillary clinton
evidence_1: feb 22, 2016 ... and you know what, their whole plan was, their plan was to give the social  security trust fund to wall street. ... george w. bush's plan for private social  security accounts — which died a quick death after even congressional  republicans balked at the idea — remains a favorite bogeyman of democrats.
evidence_2: feb 29, 2016 ... the fact checker's judgment on clinton's claim that republicans want to turn  social security over to wall street. details: published: 29 february 2016 ... of  turning social security over to wall street. on the one hand, there is the  possibility of directly investing some of the trust fund in the stock market.
evidence_3: apr 20, 2016 ... in the latest democratic debate, we heard more fear-mongering about the  privatization of social security. hillary clinton demonized the gop for wanting to  privatize social security. she said, “in fact, their whole idea is to turn over the  social security trust fund to wall street.” is her claim true? politifact says ...
evidence_4: social security has the legal authority to draw amounts from other government  revenue sources besides the payroll tax, to fully fund the program, while the trust  fund exists. however, payouts greater than payroll tax revenue and interest  income over time will liquidate the trust fund by 2035, meaning that only the  ongoing ...
evidence_5: jan 26, 2015 ... a rule change adopted by the new republican congress could end up cutting  back social security disability insurance program benefits. ..... in 1994 the ss  administration predicted the di trust fund would need a reallocation by 2016 or it  would go broke costing disabled recipients 19% of their benefits.