There has got to be a need for us to come together as a committee and discuss this issue.
I want to thank Representative Rice yesterday for acknowledging that Chairman Johnson had a plan as well.
I have to say, doing as many public forums as I have across the country, that has not been my experience.
Whatever solution we do come up with for at least this generation of reforms to Social Security must be bipartisan or no...
Doing nothing means you are, de facto, in favor of 25 percent or at least 20 percent plus cuts come 2034.
We are going to have specific hearings on that alone, and as you are probably aware, both Mr. Brady and Mr. Neal have in...
These benefits may be modest, but they are vital to the 63 million people who rely on them.
So I would just say, respectfully and particularly in deference to the Chairman's bill on Social Security 2021, let's lo...
It was no different than it is today, except Ronald Reagan was adamantly opposed to advancing Social Security.
It can be done if we put our minds to it. If we don't, then we are going to have a real catastrophe here.
President Trump, to his credit, has already made that statement.