On the recordJanuary 27, 2015
To ask them to contribute a little bit more of the above $10 million salary to Social Security does not seem like asking a lot.
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congress.govSheldon Whitehouse: “To ask them to contribute a little bit more of the above $10 million salary to Social Security does not seem like asking…”
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Whitehouse advocates for higher contributions from high earners to resolve Social Security issues.
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