Cindy Axne on Social Security

	Cindy Axne on Social Security

Stop cuts to benefits for current and future retirees

Cindy will fight to make sure that every senior can retire with dignity. Cindy believes that Social Security and Medicare are promises we made to our seniors who worked hard and earned these benefits. Cindy will fight in Washington to stop attempts to cut benefits for current and future retirees and attempts to privatize Medicare and Social Security. Source: 2022 Iowa Senate campaign website axne.house.gov , Apr 19, 2021

Will fight against social security privatization

Donald Trump and Paul Ryan's budgets try to cut Medicare and privatize it, threatening seniors who have worked hard and paid into these systems. Cindy will stop Trump and Ryan, honoring the promises we've made to seniors. As a volunteer for years with Friends of the Elderly, Cindy's seen up close how much our seniors depend on Social Security & Medicare. Cindy will fight Republican efforts to privatize and defund these programs so our seniors and families can live their lives with dignity. Source: 2018 IA-3 House campaign website CindyAxneForCongress .com , Nov 1, 2018

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