Social Security is an American promise, and Congress seems unmotivated or unwilling to do the hard work required to keep it.
Bill Cassidy, M.D.: “Social Security is an American promise, and Congress seems unmotivated or unwilling to do the hard work required to keep…”
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Criticizing Congress's inaction on Social Security.
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People are objecting to doing their job. They can offer their own proposal. That’s what’s frustrating. Congress needs to get down to work. Congress needs to fix Social Security this year.
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