Representative Jason Smith (R-Mo.) stated on Wednesday that Congress must take action regarding Social Security, following a projection from the Trump administration indicating that one of the program’s trust funds is expected to be depleted by 2032. Smith emphasized the need for Congress to address the impending insolvency of the program rather than assigning blame to others.
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Rep. Jason Smith calls for Congressional action on Social Security ahead of projected deadline
Rep. Jason Smith highlighted the urgency for Congress to address Social Security, referencing a Trump administration projection that a trust fund will be depleted by 2032. He urged lawmakers to focus on solutions rather than blame.
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House Republican says Congress ‘needs to get their act together’ on Social Security ahead of deadline
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Rep. Jason Smith calls for Congressional action on Social Security ahead of projected deadline