Will Congress Put Budget $s to Work for Average Americans?
Passing a budget in Washington these days is uglier than making sausage. The next step (now underway), when Congressional appropriators actually
It’s Inequality, Stupid. Why Income Inequality, the Longevity Gap and Social Security are All Connected
One of the favored political tropes repeated often by the billion-dollar anti-Social Security lobby and its supporters in Congress as a
It’s Time to Expand Medicare
The National Committee to Preserve Social Security & Medicare celebrated Medicare's anniversary at a Capitol Hill event today with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell
Seniors Tell Congress Medicare Isn’t Your ATM
Seniors advocates with the Alliance for Retired Americans and the National Committee joined Reps. Keith Ellison (D-MN) and Jan Schakowsky (D-IL)
Social Security Privatization: Then and Now
Orginally published in Huffington Post. by Max Richtman, NCPSSM President/CEO About this time ten years ago it was becoming clear that
Cutting Social Security Disability Threatens Millions of American Families
One of Congress' strongest champions for strengthening and boosting Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid is Rep. Gwen Moore from Wisconsin. Congresswoman Moore
Social Security is One Program: No Matter How Much Conservatives Try to Pit Seniors Against the Disabled
Tomorrow, Republicans leading the House Ways and Means Social Security subcommittee will continue their campaign to try and convince Americanswhy it's
It’s (Past) Time to Reauthorize the Older Americans Act
Chances are if you, or anyone in your family, is 65 or older your life has been impacted by an Older