Since its inception in 1935, the Social Security program has provided critical economic security to the nation's retired and disabled populations and their families. The program's place in the federal budget is also significant, compromising one-fifth of all federal spending.
Because Social Security provides economic security for so many, lawmakers in Congress owe it to all Americans to ensure Social Security is solvent over the long-term. Those in Congress who truly care about the retired and disabled Americans who benefit from Social Security should
enact sensible reforms now to preserve the program for the millions who depend on it.
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