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AARP Raises Concerns Over Balanced Budget Rules and Social Security Program

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AARP has expressed concerns regarding the potential impact of strict balanced-budget rules on the Social Security program. These rules, if added to the Constitution, would require the federal government to ensure yearly spending is covered by collected revenue. If revenue falls short, Congress would have two options: increase revenue or cut federal spending, with the concern being that Social Security could be targeted.

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The discussion centers on how a balanced-budget amendment would operate, particularly regarding the potential for cuts to major entitlement programs. AARP warns that this could leave retirees' benefits more exposed during times of budgetary difficulty.

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  • Center on Budget and Policy PrioritiesCenter on Budget and Policy Priorities, which provides expert analysis on policy issues.
  • AARPAARP, which is raising concerns about the potential impact of balanced-budget rules.

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