Romney clashes with Biden officials over Social Security

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Sen. Mitt Romney grilled White House budget official Shalanda Young on why President Biden's budget does not address the expected shortfall of Social Security in 2032. Young said Biden believes the biggest threat to Social Security are those who want to cut it. Romney rejected the claim that any current senators or House members want to cut Social Security benefits and called it dishonest. The ongoing Social Security fight between Democrats and Republicans has been accusing each other of making decisions that will ultimately risk the sustainability of entitlements like Social Security and Medicare.
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