Update: ABC News has a fact check covering gains from proper maintenance of your car.

"...They are paying into a system that they won’t receive benefits from on the present track that it’s on – that’s the point. I don’t think that’s right. I don’t think it’s fair and I think it’s terrible to ask people to pay into a system that they won’t receive benefits from and that’s why we have to fix it."

This is the mantra of the privatizers;  Bush cited this over and over when he was trying to destroy the most successful New Deal program.

In point of fact even the most conservative estimates show social security having no issues until 2042, and they only address cash flow (current income - current obligations), where the income is the payroll tax.  This completely ignores the fact that SS has been putting its surplus into Treasuries since the last reforms, in the mid 80's, and should the income prove insufficient the obligations will be paid from the accumulated surplus and interest. 

If this were not enough, simply raising the income cap on the current FICA tax to collect on higher incomes will increase the current income and guarantee solvency into the far future.

Paul Krugman had a good op-ed on the subject earlier this year.

Although Senator McCain recently told George Stephanopoulos in an interview that his seeking of Hagee's endorsement was "probably" a mistake, he then doubled back to affirm his approval of Hagee's endorsement, stating, "I'm glad to have it."...

If McCain did not know of Hagee's belief that God is against America, he should have: Hagee's pronouncement of God's "curse" and "doom" on our nation was not a passing comment. It was a major theme of Hagee's book, Day of Deception (1997). In fact, Hagee devotes a whole chapter to it. Here's the curse and doom quote in context:

In "America Under a Curse," a seventeen page chapter in Day of Deception, John Hagee wrote, "As a nation, America is under the curse of God, even now. Look at the scriptures and see for yourself. The stand we have taken on abortion, the stand we have taken against God in our classrooms, just may have sealed or doom."

In Hagee's telling there's a whole taxonomy of divine curses that afflict Americans and all of Homo Sapiens - curses on individuals, curses on families, curses on nations and curses on mankind. "The Curse on America" is neatly organized into subsections for different types of divine curses sapping and damaging America and its people, its culture and economic well-being: God's curses on individuals; God's `curse on America'; "The Curse on The Home"; "The Curse against People" (Americans generally); "The Curses of The Cities"; "The Economic Curse"; "The Curse of The Plagues"; "The Curse of Servitude". (...)