to try to address Social Security in that way, to me, seems to be breaking our promise to seniors.
Jared Huffman: “to try to address Social Security in that way, to me, seems to be breaking our promise to seniors.”
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Huffman criticizes proposed changes to Social Security as a betrayal of commitments to seniors.
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