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Former SSA Commissioner Has Strong Comments About Fate of Social Security

Former SSA commissioner Martin O’Malley, speaking in a recent Florida town hall forum, expressed severe concerns for the future of Social Security’s customer service capability. O’Malley, who resigned from the Commissioner position in November of last year, cited excessive wait times for support, as well as concerns expressed by beneficiaries over the potential for benefit cuts. Other speakers at the forum addressed the need to honor the promise of Social Security, along with the likelihood of future voter reaction to the developing problem. Reporter Anjelicia Bruton, in a post on wtsp.com, provides a recap of the forum’s discussion…access it in full here.

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