My younger brother has been deployed as an Army medic in the 67th Brigade. He will be watching out for the 4th Infantry Division in the Persian Gulf, his second tour of duty. He does not have a loophole. He cannot work 1 day and collect $100,000. Yes, he has an offset like the rest of America has an offset. When we hear this said no one else has an offset, it is absolutely untrue. What we are trying to defend here is some of America that has a loophole and all the rest of us, firefighters, widows, the elderly have no loophole. We are protecting the security of Social Security.
Kevin Brady: “My younger brother has been deployed as an Army medic in the 67th Brigade. He will be watching out for the 4th Infantry…”
On the recordApril 2, 2003
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Discussing the fairness of Social Security offsets during a debate.
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