Seniors’ Priorities for the Lame Duck Congressional Session
Congress is now in ‘lame duck’ session until January. Though this is normally a time when expectations for Congressional action are
A Democratic Senate is Key to Seniors’ Financial & Health Security
Whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden wins the presidency, American seniors will be better off if Democrats take control of the
National Committee Releases Congressional Scorecard in Advance of 2020 Elections
For the first time, voters across America can now access a Congressional Scorecard from the National Committee to Preserve Social Security
Moore’s Payroll Tax Proposal Means Less Security for American Seniors
In an August 2nd op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, conservative commentator (and former Federal Reserve Board nominee) Stephen Moore urged President
Let’s Protect & Expand Medicare and Medicaid as They Turn 55
President Johnson signs Medicare and Medicaid into law on July 30, 1965 On this 55th anniversary of Medicare and
Trump Prescription Drug Pricing Orders Too Limited, Too Late
The rhetoric President Trump used in unveiling a set of new executive orders on prescription drug pricing could not have been
Republicans Right to Reject Trump Payroll Tax Cuts, Wrong to Include TRUST Act in Corona Relief
The National Committee issued the following statement today in response to the latest reporting from Capitol Hill about GOP plans for
Advocates Alarmed by GOP Leaders’ Embrace of Trump Payroll Tax Cut
House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy: next COVID bill to include Trump's payroll tax cut proposal President Trump’s push for
Fixing the Benefit “Notch” & Boosting Social Security During COVID
Rep. John Larson greets a constituent in Connecticut The National Committee has endorsed a bill to avoid a significant
Workers Turning 60 This Year Face “Notch” in Benefits
Future Social Security beneficiaries turning 60 this year are in for a rude surprise: their monthly benefits may be lower than