It Took Political Will to Enact Medicare 56 Years Ago Today
On this day in 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed Medicare (and Medicaid) into law, providing hundreds of millions of Americans
African-Americans and Racial Disparity in Retirement Income
As journalist Alessandra Malito aptly points out in MarketWatch, at the same time as Americans protest for equal justice under the
Trump’s Policies, Seniors, and a Town Hall with Rep. Jared Huffman
National Committee president Max Richtman brought a message of optimism and vigilance to a gathering of seniors in the San Francisco
Seniors Won’t be Fooled by Trump’s Medicare Publicity Stunt
President Trump will be in Florida Thursday, touting a new executive order entitled, “Protecting Medicare from Socialist Destruction.” Though the president
Hollow Victory for Trump & GOP is a Loss for Seniors, Working Americans
National Committee President and CEO Max Richtman issued the following statement after passage of the Trump/GOP tax plan: “Congressional Republicans have
Trump-GOP Tax Bill Would Trigger Devastating Cut to Medicare
Hundred Dollar Bill Being Cut With a Scissor In the latest in a series of “oops” moments for the
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Trying to Have it Every Way on Social Security
It's been an interesting couple of weeks in Kentucky as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell voluntarily and unexpectedly reminded voters of his