claim: each u.s. house member who voted to overhaul social security in 1983 was re-elected.
author: saxby chambliss
evidence_1: the official history website for the u.s. social security administration. ... those  receiving relief could lose their personal property, the right to vote, the right to .....  in the house of representatives 179 members signed a discharge petition to  force a floor ... in the hopes of preventing president roosevelt from being re- elected.
evidence_2: all half-true statements involving saxby chambliss. half-true ... each u.s.  house member who voted to overhaul social security in 1983 was re-elected.
evidence_3: mar 1, 2018 ... each of us had to compromise one way or an-. h.r. 1900 ... and elected officials ( including members of. congress .... years beginning after september 30, 1983,  are ..... the house, and other members of the house and senate.
evidence_4: apr 2, 2009 ... 1983 social security deal showed that good politics can happen in the most ...  while congressional democrats are bickering among themselves. ... the country  over government's role in american society have deepened ... moreover, that  reagan-era compromise shows that mid-term elections (the gop lost ...
evidence_5: are congressmen exempt from paying into social security? ... members of  congress can receive lavish pensions after only one term in office and are ... if  she never gets reelected, she still receives her congressional salary until she  dies. ... in 1983, public law 98-21 required social security coverage for federal  civilian ...