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Regardless of their political persuasion, most Americans agree that Social Security should be protected in the face of a looming funding shortfall. That's not the case in Congress, however. The...

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Advantage. it is a politically advantageous place for biden to be because of how unbelievably popular these programs are. >> especially in florida where there's a huge elderly population that relies on social security and medicare. nia, is senator rick scott essentially handing a gift to the president of the united states? >> absolutely. listen, you mentioned mitch mcconnell. this is what he was nervous about in 2022 when rick scott rolled out this plan. even back in 2022, biden was making an issue of it. he went to florida. he passed out rick scott's 12-point plan to a crowd there and was hig...

Like the United States, Australia has been confronted by a dual crisis in its government-run old-age pension system. Benefits payments to an aging population threatened to consume ever larger amounts of Australia's budget according to projections in the 1980s, yet the Australian Social Security system clearly was unable to provide an adequate income for retirees.