President Obama on Wednesday called for expanding Social Security, moving further away from his previous willingness to bargain over Social Security benefits and aligning himself more closely with the Democratic presidential candidates.
“We can’t afford to weaken Social Security, we should be strengthening Social Security,” Obama said during a speech on the economy in Elkhart, Ind., decrying Americans’ inability to save for retirement.
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