John Garamendi

John Garamendi

@RepGaramendi

Congressman from California's 10th Congressional District, former Lieutenant Governor, Insurance Commissioner, Deputy Interior Secretary, state legislator

Walnut Grove, CA · http://garamendi.house.gov

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bending cost in thru preventative screenings, prescription access, fraud crackdown, electronic records

The free annual wellness screenings in could help reduce by identifying serious conditions early.

Significant disparity in life expectancy along class/race lines. Raising age for harms ppl most struggling in USA

The argument is made that we can raise age of eligibility b/c people are living longer. Not true for lower income

Raising age of eligibility to 67 simply shifts costs to states, employers, employees. It ultimately costs us more

already means tested for wealthy Americans. Many proposals for this backdoor way to raise rates on

We can find substantial savings in & w/o touching benefits. Raising the age, privatization = bad ideas.

Next step to find savings in w/o harming benefits: allow federal government ability to negotiate prices.

GAO reports $28b in fraud, $21b in . 1st step to finding savings in those programs: crack down on fraud

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