Senator, Ohio, Democrat
[Social Security] is a program that has been with us. President [Franklin D.] Roosevelt, on Aug. 14, 1935, signed the Social Security Act. Out of that came Medicare, when a Democratic Congress in 1965, with President [Lyndon B.] Johnson’s signature, signed it. We know what Medicare means. …
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