For decades, the liberal establishment has treated our senior citizens as a burden. A line item on a budget to be managed, restricted, and ignored. A groundbreaking new report just confirmed what President Trump has known all along, America’s 50-plus population is the backbone of our economy.

A devastating wave of predatory cybercrime and sophisticated financial fraud across the United States is increasingly targeting our nation’s seniors.

Last week, President Trump traveled to The Villages, Florida, the world’s largest retirement community, to deliver a simple message: After four years of Bidenflation, broken promises, and skyrocketing costs, the Golden Age for America’s seniors has arrived. 

A recent report from NOTUS highlights how Democrats in Congress are already planning how best to spend America’s seniors’ hard earned money on their pet projects. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently told NOTUS, “If people want to choose between whether they want guaranteed health care or a 5% tax rebate, people are going to want guaranteed health care.”

At this year’s State of the Union, President Trump made it crystal clear that he is delivering for America's retirees: "Under this administration we will always protect Social Security and Medicare... for our seniors we will always protect Social Security and Medicare."

The instability facing Medicare Advantage is a direct result of past politicians' failures to ensure stability for this vital program for seniors. President Trump offers a better vision, promising that "under this administration, we will always protect Social Security and Medicare." The data show that his Seniors First Agenda is exactly what is needed to rescue seniors from the uncertainty caused by liberal politicians.

At this week's State of the Union, President Trump made it crystal clear that he is delivering for America's seniors: "Under this administration we will always protect Social Security and Medicare... for our seniors we will always protect Social Security and Medicare."

This week, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) published an editorial entitled “The Trouble With MedPAC.” The piece calls attention to a little-known government board that has an outsized impact on the health care of 35 million seniors.