This is what the Social Security crisis looks like

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Voters could usefully start by demanding a clear, on the record commitment from every candidate that they will ensure Social Security meets its commitments to every American.
59% : The cost of claiming Social Security early is devastating.
59% : Read:Social Security isn't just the cornerstone of the American retirement system:
56% : Economists estimate Social Security accounts for about 40% of total household savings for working Americans.
53% : Delaying the start date of Social Security as long as possible, and ideally until age 70, is the single most powerful thing most ordinary Americans can do to make sure they get to retire in dignity.
47% : Yet here we are, two months ahead of a pivotal election, and one party says it may want to "save" Social Security by cutting it, only they won't call it cutting it, and the other party is -- possibly using a magic wand from Hogwarts -- even while happily finding the money needed to bail out .

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