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Absence of Social Security Insolvency Commentary Cited in Senate Races - TiffinOhio.net
With a catastrophic Social Security event now less than six years away, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that Senate candidates are shying away from addressing the issue. A post today on TiffinOhio.net by reporter Jennifer Shutt makes note of this absence of commentary on proposals to deal with the program’s looming insolvency, and offers remarks from Committee for a Responsible Federal president that suggest “more voters understand that a candidate promising not to touch Social Security guarantees the automatic benefit cut in 2032, which will worsen over time.” Read the Shutt article in full here.
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