Social Security Becoming Hot Topic Among Candidates
Since the news on low inflation and no COLA, presidential candidates have picked up Social Security as a new talking point. Most of the talk is around either agreeing or disagreeing with Obama’s urging to push through a boost in benefits anyways. Most democratic candidates, as well as democrats already in office, believe that there should be an increase in Social Security payments regardless of the COLA ruling. Some republicans are in agreement while others have yet to comment or disagree entirely. It is believed that this will be one of the top issues in the coming election. For more information on this topic visit Kenneth T. Walsh in this article with The U.S. News.
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