Affirming the President's promise not to raise the Social Security and Medicare retirement age.

Key Points

• This resolution states that the House of Representatives should not raise the age when people can start getting Social Security or Medicare. It aims to keep the current rules in place so workers do not have to wait longer to receive the benefits they paid for during their careers.
• The proposal points out that many seniors rely on Social Security for at least half of their income. It argues that making people wait longer to retire would be the same as cutting their benefits, which would especially hurt people with physically demanding jobs or lower incomes.
• The resolution highlights a promise made by Trump in 2024 to keep the retirement age where it is. It asks Congress to honor that commitment to protect the more than 4 million Americans who turn 65 every year and need healthcare and financial support.
• This is a sense of the House resolution, which means it expresses an official opinion but does not actually change any laws. It is used to show where lawmakers stand on the issue and to put pressure on others to keep current retirement ages the same.

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