Here's Your Weekly Reminder That Republicans Want To Balance The Budget On The Backs Of The Elderly And The Poor
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham tells CBS' Margaret Brennan that the tax cuts that blew up the deficit are going to pay for themselves, and that we need to get "entitlement" spending under control if we want to balance the budget.
Lindsey Graham: Deficit Being 'Driven By Entitlement Spending'
Sen. Lindsey Graham tells CBS anchor Margaret Brennan that the tax cuts will pay for themselves and we need to balance the budget on the backs of the elderly and the poor.
Lindsey Graham Suggests Cuts Will Come From Social Security
Lindsey Graham says the quiet parts out loud.
Pat Robertson Blames Social Security, Not Trump, For Exploding National Debt
Since Trump took office, he's exploded the national debt and in Pat Robertson's mind that means...raising the retirement age on Social Security.
Pat Robertson Attacks 'Social Security'
Pat Robertson, a fierce Trump supporter told 'The 700 Club' that it's "crucial that the age of retirement benefits cut introduction must be raised" even if it's not popular politically. He had no complaints about Trump adding massive debt to the federal deficits though.
Throwback Thursday: GOP Senate Candidates Behaving Badly
Looking back at the actual record of some 2018 Republican Senate candidates...
We've Seen This Movie Before: Mitch To Use GOP Deficit As Pretext To Cut Safety Net
It's an oldie but goodie. And guess which programs he thinks should get cut to pay for it?
Mitch McConnell's Single Regret Is Not Gutting The Social Safety Net
If people need a reason to vote, this should be it. Everyone is touched by one of these programs.
Bloomberg Reporter: Trump And Republicans Plan To Run On Saving Social Security And Medicare
Bloomberg reporter Toluse Olorunnipa tells CNN's John King about Trump and Republicans cynical move for the midterms, where they plan to run as the ones who want to save Social Security and Medicare, when actually the opposite is true.
Really, It's Fixable: Social Security’s Future Is Safe
Rising economic inequality has pushed more individual income beyond the reach of its payroll tax, which was capped at $127,200 in 2017.
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