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  1. Tax bills benefiting the wealthy were signed into law, while demographic shifts caused funding shortfalls in Medicare and Social Security.
  2. Trump's policies are reportedly hurting Medicare and Social Security, while Ronald Reagan warned against statism in medicine.

Rising Medicare and Social Security spending is limiting deficit reduction amid Trump's intensified pressure campaign.

9 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 22
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Rising Medicare and Social Security spending is limiting deficit reduction amid Trump's intensified pressure campaign.

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  1. Political support linked to benefit cuts1 source
  2. Potential dividend cost is being compared against Medicare's annual spending.Sub-event
  3. Rising spending in Medicare and Social Security is limiting deficit reduction.1 source

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