Blumenthal vows to protect social security for CT Seniors
He's seeking bipartisan backing to protect the benefits.
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Mar 17, 2025, 10:25 AM
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yesterdaySen. Richard Blumenthal (D) says Connecticut seniors are begging, "Please save Social Security."
He cited their fears after Elon Musk labeled the program "a Ponzi scheme."
Blumenthal vowed, "We will fight and win to make sure everybody who deserves Social Security receives it."
He's seeking bipartisan backing to protect the benefits.
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