No matter the outcome of the tight Congressional races, it is older voters who are likely to determine the outcome. The key issues that could make the difference? Affordability and Social Security. https://t.co/bh4VW5tqnB
Showing up at the polls is important — even during midterm elections. Here’s a look at the hot topics for older adults on the ballot, including the big one: Social Security. https://t.co/v51crmYATp
Older Americans will play a big role in determining the outcomes for tight congressional races shaping the midterms. In battleground states across the country, AARP identified the key issues that could be a roadmap to winning their votes. https://t.co/cNIHz3AZwC
🆕 An overwhelming majority of Americans support Social Security, not just for older Americans today but also for generations to come.
Read more about our new poll of voters in battleground districts: https://t.co/h6rzvas51l
.@jhishta of the @AARP and @AARPadvocates joins Scott to break down their latest polling data on seniors. John discuss key issues like cost of living, Social Security, and his predictions for the upcoming elections based on what the new polls are saying.
Social Security is YOUR money. Money that you have worked hard your entire life to earn. Americans deserve better than quick fixes and creatively-framed cuts masquerading as solutions.
Social Security is a critical lifeline that millions count on. All Americans deserve to be able to count on it as well. Today, and in the future. There are plenty of ways Congress can responsibly and effectively strengthen Social Security. Without cuts. Without pritivatizing.
Budget hawks claim they have plans that can protect Social Security and save money. Which is wild, because gutting Social Security, cutting it to nothing, and privatizing actually does the opposite.
@dmkchf There's a big difference between needing long-term solutions and something disappearing. There are simple tools Congress has to strengthen Social Security. AARP will never stop fighting to protect Social Security for today's workers and tomorrow's retirees.
AARP staunchly opposes calls to reduce or cap the COLA. With many older Americans struggling with rising costs, we will never stop fighting to protect Social Security from cuts or privatization. https://t.co/scm0vNemWd
"There’s a lot on the line financially right now for older Americans: 1 in 5 have no retirement savings, and more people feel financially insecure this year than last." AARP CEO Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan on the importance of the COLA and AARP's fight to protect Social Security.
More than 75 million Americans will get a 3.6% boost to their monthly Social Security benefits next year, due to a cost-of-living adjustment announced Wednesday by the Social Security Administration. https://t.co/1WTQaba8XT
Actor and disability rights advocate RJ Mitte, known for playing Walter White Jr. on “Breaking Bad,” has died at 34. His on-screen dad, Bryan Cranston, said he is in “deep despair” over the loss of his “sweet son.” https://t.co/DKxzr1J4jN
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Eva Marie Saint, who won an Academy Award for her first movie, “On the Waterfront,” and starred opposite Cary Grant in the Alfred Hitchcock thriller “North by Northwest,” has died at 102. https://t.co/7E1VQOHYdq