Alme and Gianforte Debate Social Security Solvency and Tax Policy
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What happened
Kurt Alme and Greg Gianforte debated tax policy and Social Security reform on October 12, 2026. Discussions focused on the program's solvency, which administrators say could exhaust its surplus by 2034. Without congressional action, this could lead to a nearly 20-percent reduction in benefits. Kurt Alme stated he would not support benefit cuts and supported a deduction contained in the Working Family Tax Cuts Act.
From mtpr.org
Why it matters
The debate highlighted the potential for reduced retirement benefits if Congress does not take action on Social Security. Seth Bodnar criticized Kurt Alme for supporting
From mtpr.org
Who's involved
- Kurt AlmeDebated Social Security reform and tax policy
- Greg GianforteDebated Social Security reform and tax policy
- Seth BodnarCriticized Kurt Alme's stance on tax policy
Possible ripples
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The entities involved
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Kurt Alme
American attorney
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Greg Gianforte
American politician and businessman