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Hiltzik: Social Security is as healthy as we want it to be - Vimarsana News

Hiltzik: Social Security is as healthy as we want it to be

Improving Social Security is a matter of political will, not affordability.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal battles declining approval ratings in Connecticut in contentious election year - Vimarsana News

Sen. Richard Blumenthal battles declining approval ratings in Connecticut in contentious election year

U.S. Sen. Blumenthal is battling sagging approval ratings in a tough election year.

A test for Blumenthal: Do voters appreciate his advocacy in a deadlocked Senate? - Vimarsana News

A test for Blumenthal: Do voters appreciate his advocacy in a deadlocked Senate?

A Quinnipiac University poll last week showed Blumenthal barely above water in his...

A test for Blumenthal: Do voters appreciate his advocacy in a deadlocked Senate? - Vimarsana News

A test for Blumenthal: Do voters appreciate his advocacy in a deadlocked Senate?

The script Wednesday was familiar, one that Sen. Richard Blumenthal has reliably followed over his long career on the political stage. Standing with AARP allies, he skewered pharmaceutical companies and demanded that Congress act to lower Medicare drug costs. “There’s nothing more important to seniors, there’s nothing more important to American consumers, than lowering prescription drug prices and stopping the astronomical rise in costs of health care,” said Blumenthal, standing outside his office across from the Old State House in downtown Hartford.

Report: Social Security Fined the Poor and Disabled - Vimarsana News

Report: Social Security Fined the Poor and Disabled

Some of the people were fined more than the amount of money they had received from Social Security.