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  • The Truth Squad: Busting Myths on Social Security and Medicare

    • Ways to Volunteer: Activist Participation Form

    Grassroots advocacy is our democracy's foundation. As taxpaying citizens, we have a constitutional right - and a responsibility - to speak out about our government. Elected officials can't respond to our concerns unless we communicate our needs. Working together as citizens, we have the power to help enact laws that will make a difference.

    As an Activist , for the National Committee, your work is essential to our efforts to preserve and strengthen Social Security, Medicare and other programs which serve our seniors and families. 

    Are you interested in protecting your Social Security and Medicare benefits by participating in our Grassroots Team activities? Please take a few minutes to complete the form below. We look forward to partnering with you on this effort.

       
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