Create a bipartisan commission to address Social Security and federal finances

Nathaniel Moran proposed that Congress form a bipartisan fiscal commission, bringing together serious policymakers from both parties and chambers with people from the private sector. The commission would develop a package addressing Social Security, the national debt and the deficit, then present it to the House and Senate for an up-or-down vote. Moran said the aim is to keep Social Security viable for future generations while sustaining the program in a fiscally responsible way; he warned that doing nothing could mean a 25% reduction in beneficiaries’ monthly payments in 2032.

Context: Moran described a proposed process, not a commitment to introduce or support a particular package. He did not specify benefit or revenue changes.

In their own words

I think the way to do that is a bipartisan fiscal commission.

The source

Moran post-election policy interview ↗

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