Heard on the Hill
Trump, Pence May Have Clear Differences on Social Security
The Republican Party platform accepts responsibility for action on Social Security, declaring it a “moral obligation” to those who’ve earned the benefit. Just how to accomplish corrective action, though, will need to get past what appear to be basic philosophical differences at the top of its likely ticket. Read more in an article posted by Jill Cornfield at Bankrate.com.
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