The Social Security bill aims to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset, which limit payments for around 2.8 million individuals.
Supporters emphasized the need for this legislation, arguing that for over four decades, the trust funds have been artificially supported by the withheld benefits of many hardworking Americans.
Despite passing the House with significant bipartisan support, the bill's future in the Senate remains uncertain, highlighting the complex dynamics of fiscal policy.
The estimated $195 billion cost over ten years raises concerns about funding for Social Security, especially given projections that it may run out of money in 2035.
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