Biden to nominate former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to head Social Security Administration
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- Politician Portrayal
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65% : About 66 million Americans -- 1 in 5 -- receive some benefit from Social Security each year and they should be reassured with Martin O'Malley taking the helm of this agency," Cardin said in a statement.58% : "I know Martin to be a dedicated public servant who understands the solemn promise of Social Security and how much it means to our seniors and disability or survivor beneficiaries," said Cardin, who is a member of the Senate Finance Committee, which oversees the SSA.
50% : "Social Security is a critical insurance policy that tens of millions of working Americans pay into every year so that benefits can be there when they are older, disabled or leave young children after death.
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