On the recordJune 8, 2016
I mean, if we put forth that any saving from fraud actually went to increase the benefits for some of the others that are receiving it, we would find some real uniform bipartisan support for that.
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Mark Meadows suggests that addressing fraud could lead to bipartisan support for increasing benefits.
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