John,

There’s a lot going on now―from Republicans nominating governor candidates who promise to steal the 2024 election to the stolen Supreme Court planning to overturn Roe v. Wade. But even with all of that, Democrats cannot allow the stealth privatization of Social Security and Medicare to proceed under their watch!

Read Michael’s email below to hear about the latest threats to our earned benefits, then donate $7 to stop them!

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Alex Lawson
Social Security Works

-- MICHAEL'S EMAIL --

John,

For months, we’ve been warning about the stealth privatization of Medicare, first through a Trump-era program called “DCEs,” then through a new, rebranded and expanded version called REACH. In both cases, people who specifically chose traditional Medicare are secretly being shifted over to corporate, for-profit plans, and they don’t find out until they are unexpectedly denied care.

Now, the latest Republican nominee to the Social Security Advisory Board is Andrew Biggs. Biggs was a lead architect of George W. Bush’s scheme to privatize Social Security and gamble our benefits on the stock market.

We can stop the privatization of Medicare and Social Security―but only if we raise our voices and demand it! Donate now to protect Social Security and Medicare from backdoor privatization.

Democrats control the House of Representatives, Senate, and White House. We need to make our voices heard and make them take notice!

The Biggs nomination can be blocked in the Senate. And Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra has the power to end the Medicare REACH privatization program with the stroke of a pen.

We can’t count on politicians to do the right thing on their own―we have to fight for it.

Donate to Social Security Works today to fuel our campaign to WAKE UP Democrats to the stealth privatization of our earned benefits, happening under their noses.

Thanks,

Michael Phelan
Social Security Works