Older Americans are just as willing as the rest of the country to pay their fair share, but the President and other big spenders in Congress should not take that as a license to finance their big government agenda on the backs of Social Security beneficiaries.
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Criticizing government spending funded by taxing Social Security beneficiaries.
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