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Social Security Fix Not on the Menu

By Jennifer Bendery
Roll Call Staff
May 14, 2009, Midnight

Facing an already packed legislative calendar and scarce interest among liberal Members to cut benefits, House Democratic leaders may have no choice but to continue to push off Social Security reform for another day.

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