Tim Kaine actually said...

"No one on Social Security would see any change to benefits as a result of the plan."

"Our proposal is also consistent with virtually every other pension plan — state and private — currently operating in our country, and it matches the strategy most nations use to fund their retirement ..."

"The Treasury would temporarily shoulder the burden of providing benefits to Social Security beneficiaries — but when the new fund’s 75 years are up, it would pay the Treasury back and supplement payro..."

"I think the events of this week have demonstrated that war is too big to be consigned to the decision of any one person."