
It seems to me that this war will be over when Putin is more worried about what NATO might do than NATO being worried about what Putin might do.
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It seems to me that this war will be over when Putin is more worried about what NATO might do than NATO being worried about what Putin might do.

How anybody in this country which loves freedom, can side with Vladimir Putin, which is an oppressor, a dictator. He kills people. He imprisons his political opponents. He has been an adversary of America at every chance he`s had. It`s…

How anybody in this country, which loves freedom, can side with Vladimir Putin, which is an oppressor, a dictator -- he kills people. He imprisons his political opponents. He has been an adversary of America at every chance he`s had. It`s…

These are people who pay no income tax; 47 percent of Americans pay no income tax. They should take personal responsibility and care for their lives.

I think this is far worse than Watergate, quite frankly.

Older Americans are doing better than they ever have before, thanks to improved health and less physically demanding jobs.

Many of America's seniors, and more and more of them in fact, are choosing to work because they find work to be a source of engagement and meaning in the transition into their golden years.

Older Americans are the bedrock of our communities, and it is hard to overstate their role.

Anything that my party does that comes across as being stupid is not going to help us.

Increasingly, older Americans also make vital contributions in the workforce.

Research gathered by my staff on the Joint Economic Committee Social Capital Project finds that social capital among older Americans has declined over time.

Many say that we are saving less and less for retirement, and that fewer and fewer Americans, especially lower income Americans, have access to retirement savings accounts.

Thanks to improved health and less physically demanding jobs, many older Americans are remaining in the workforce longer.

Americans have never saved more for retirement or had higher incomes in their golden years.

Your research in fact finds that Americans are actually more confident about their ability to retire comfortably.

The threat of vaccine mandates continues to hang over the country, cruelly forcing Americans to choose between the freedom to make their own health decisions and their jobs.

A strong labor market with rising wages for all is the most effective way to create new opportunities that support older Americans.

Ultimately, a thriving, unencumbered economy is in fact the best way to allow older Americans to make their choices.