John Fetterman

We must protect and strengthen Social Security so that Americans of every generation can continue to access this essential lifeline.

I take seriously the responsibility for the millions of Americans who depend on Social Security, including the many seniors who live in poverty without these benefits.

All across Pennsylvania, I have never run into a senior or a recipient saying, you know what, we are getting too much, and we really need to think about, you know, we could cut back and tighten our belt.

If 80 percent of Americans support that, I am willing to bet that it is 99.999 percent of people that are recipients that support this program as well too.

This is like this whole kind of, you know, the sky is falling that it is bankrupt or any kinds of things like that.

I find it strange, it almost makes me giggle that, you know, we had members of the other side were more concerned about time calls, but now that their nominee is--discussing about cutting Social Security and things.

I would hope that in a bipartisan level that we want to protect that and strengthen it and address it and not turn it into a political football.

I always thought that Social Security was very sacred.

I fundamentally believe that there is dignity in every job and in working.

What kind of dignity is being paid less than even already shameless low minimum wage? Is there any dignity in that?

I want people to understand that folks with disabilities are able to be legally allowed to be paid less than the Federal minimum wage.

I have said for years that we need to raise our Federal minimum wage, and that should be up to, at least as a minimum of $15 an hour.

I fundamentally believe that there is dignity in every job and in working.

What kind of dignity is being paid less than even already shameless low minimum wage? Is there any dignity in that?

I want people to understand that folks with disabilities are able to be legally allowed to be paid less than the Federal minimum wage.

I have said for years that we need to raise our Federal minimum wage, and that should be up to, at least as a minimum of $15 an hour.

I want people to understand that folks with disabilities are able to be legally allowed to be paid less than the Federal minimum wage.

I have said for years that we need to raise our Federal minimum wage, and that should be up to, at least as a minimum of $15 an hour.

What kind of dignity is being paid less than even already shameless low minimum wage? Is there any dignity in that?

I fundamentally believe that there is dignity in every job and in working.

I think we are able to--it is safe to say that the subsidies from the Government is also very part--it is important too, right?

Given the Government's undeniable role in this, in your operations, why do you believe that a company should not be able to use Federal dollars to make a profit?

Given the Government's undeniable role in this, in your operations, why do you believe that a company should not be able to use Federal dollars to make a profit?

I think we are able to--it is safe to say that the subsidies from the Government is also very part--it is important too, right?

I think we are able to--it is safe to say that the subsidies from the Government is also very part--it is important too, right?