04/12/2016
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"In 1983, when Reagan and O'Neill, Tip O'Neill, changed the Social Security rules, I was 39 years old."
"I just want to thank the chairman for calling this hearing. There is probably no more important subject for us to be talking about."
"The solutions are not easy, but Senator Toomey's comments about preserving the tax benefits and incentives of government policy to direct people toward more private savings are absolutely essential."
"I think there are challenges with raising the age, and I think one of the challenges is, clearly, it is going to become very difficult to ask a coal miner to go down in that mine when he is 68 or 69 o..."