Rep. Sarah McBride
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 23 Mar
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That's a revenue front to also exploring what it looks like to make sure that Social Security benefits are going to those who who most truly need them and to truly lift them out of poverty rather than than a system that that.
benefits the wealthy in a way that they don't need.
Obviously, I think our side would be more interested in making the tax system fair.
The other side would be more interested in lowering the spending on entitlements, which does have the benefit of sustainability for those programs.
But I'm not going to commit to specific things right now.
I'm certainly open.
And yes, look, I think the fact that we have people in this country
who are amassing exorbitant, untold, unfathomable amounts of wealth.
And that wealth is just sitting there doing no public good that will never be touched by the person who is earning it right now or their child or their children's children or their children's children.
I think that is a moral failing and I think it's a policy failing for a government that continues to struggle with such a significant deficit and obviously massive debt.
I think there is a way for our party to be both principled and pragmatic in this instance.
I think one of our responsibilities is, yes, when these attacks happen and in many cases these distractions happen, we have to pull back the curtain and make it clear that this is part of a strategy as old as politics itself.
Every single time you hear them say the word transgender or immigrant, look at what they're doing with their hands, because I guarantee you they're picking the pocket of American workers.
They're trying to fleece seniors.
They're trying to gut unions.
They're trying to cut health care and food assistance.
And I think making sure that people understand that there is a direct connection between the prioritization of the culture wars and an impact on their pocketbook is
is something that our party has now increasingly done over the last year, but prior to did a pretty poor job at connecting those dots for people.
I do think that we know that we can't just say every single time they come up, this is a distraction, this is a distraction.
We have to actually meet people where they are and address the issues.
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