The overwhelming majority of Americans-- Democrats, Republicans, and Independents alike--are clear in their support for Social Security. In fact, nearly 9 in every 10 Americans oppose cutting Social Security. That is because for the last 88 years, Social Security has helped millions of Americans retire from a lifetime of work with the dignity that they deserve. Despite the undeniable success and popularity of the program, House Republicans have remained relentless in their fight to dismantle and defund it. What is worse, Mr. Speaker, is Republicans turning their backs on a fundamental promise to the American people--a sacred trust--where contributing to Social Security means the same safety net that supported our grandparents will be there to support us in retirement. House Democrats still believe in that sacred trust. We want to uphold our end of the promise. That is why I am proud to support and join Congressman Larson and members of the House Democratic Caucus in supporting Social Security 2100 to increase seniors' benefits, protect against inflation, and strengthen the program for generations to come. I thank the gentleman from Connecticut for his relentless, tireless leadership on this vital issue.
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