50 Americans and the Future of Medicare and Social Security Background AARP conducted a survey of adults age 50 to look at public views about potential changes to Medicare and Social Security in a post-election session - United Social Democratic Party - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	50+ Americans and the Future of Medicare and Social Security Background AARP conducted a survey of adults age 50+ to look at public views about potential changes to Medicare and Social Security in a post-election session Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-04-06 18:44:34 Open Document File Size: 84,88 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / / Company One / Woelfel Research / / Country Puerto Rico / U.S. Virgin Islands / / / Event FDA Phase / / IndustryTerm media inquiries / healthcare providers / / MedicalCondition cuts / / Organization United States Senate / Congress / U.S. House of Representatives / senate / Medicare / / Person Dem Base / Barack Obama / Josh Rosenblum / / / PoliticalEvent presidential election / vote / / Position President / / Product D6 / D3 / D5 / D4 / / ProgrammingLanguage E / / ProvinceOrState District of Columbia / / PublishedMedium AARP The Magazine / / URL www.aarp.org / / SocialTag Federal assistance in the United States Medicare Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson AARP United States federal budget Social Security Democratic Party Politics Republican Party Political parties in the United States

50+ Americans and the Future of Medicare and Social Security Background AARP conducted a survey of adults age 50+ to look at public views about potential changes to Medicare and Social Security in a post-election sessionAdd to Reading List