'Fast track' bill to save Social Security faces pushback from key voice
Proposed fast-track legislation intended to address Social Security solvency is encountering significant resistance from advocacy groups.
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Proposed fast-track legislation intended to address Social Security solvency is encountering significant resistance from advocacy groups.
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