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Congress Scrambles to Prevent Shutdown: What's Next for Social Security Boost for Public Pensioners? - Wall Street Pit
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61% : This legislative scenario underscores the intricate balance between addressing immediate inequities in Social Security benefits for public servants and ensuring the program's financial health for future generations. 48% : The debate is further complicated by the broader push from advocacy groups for a comprehensive overhaul of Social Security that might include tax increases to fund more generous benefits. 31% : These groups, like the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, advocate for a holistic reform rather than isolated changes, arguing that piecemeal legislation might not address the systemic issues facing Social Security.
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