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What's Happening in Congress
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi: 'Latest Republican Proposal to Cut Benefits Hurts Middle-Class Workers' (1/25/2005)
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"Pelosi, 26 Women Members to Chairman Thomas: Do Not Discriminate Against Women by Lowering Their Social Security Benefits" (1/24/2005)
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"Pelosi, Senior House Democrats Urge End to White House Using Social Security Administration as Propaganda Tool" (1/21/2005)
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi: ‘Social Security Administration Should Never be Used to Undermine Social Security’ (1/16/2005)
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Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and 35 women Members of Congress send letter to President Bush on Social Security (1/12/2005)
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi : 'Cutting Social Security Benefits to Pay for Risky Private Accounts Would Be Unjust and Unsuccessful' (1/10/2005)
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi: 'GOP Plan Would Cut Social Security Benefits' (1/4/2005)
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi on President Bush's comments on Social Security (12/20/04)
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Reps. Langevin and Owens on Effect of Bush Privatization Proposal on Disabled Americans (12/17/2004)
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Leaders Pelosi and Reid, "President Must Strengthen, Not Raid, Social Security." (12/16/04)
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi: "Republicans Admit Privatization Will Mean Major Cuts in Social Security Benefits." (12/3/04)
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Congressional Democrats urge President Bush to release his social security plan (11/22/04)
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Dear Collegue Letter from Ranking Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, Charlie Rangel.
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“ Instead of leadership on the challenges facing Social Security, we have seen the Administration hyping a crisis without advancing a proposal. The President needs to reveal his plan now. No more catch-phrases, no more ideology – let’s put the numbers on the blackboard and see if they add up. ”
Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D-ND)
