On the recordJune 20, 2012
Americans have long known that without change, Social Security will be unable to keep its promises to the hard-working taxpayers who pay into the system.
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congress.govAmericans have long known that without change, Social Security will be unable to keep its promises to the hard-working taxpayers who pay into the system.
Sam Johnson emphasizes the urgent need for changes to Social Security to protect benefits.
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