Opinion by Jennifer Rubin: He is showing that Republicans have rejected economic populism.
, “Weeks after saying Social Security and Medicare should be subjected to annual budget talks — a stance that caused political blow back from his foes — Johnson once again weighed into America’s signature social insurance program.” The report quotes Johnson saying Social Security “was set up improperly” and should have been invested in the stock market.
He has also encouragedDemocratic officials are dumbfounded that Johnson would grab onto the “third rail” in politics. But then again, Johnson voted against a $35 cap on insulin; against granting the Department of Health and Human Services the power to negotiate with drug companies; and against a $2,000 limit for seniors’ out of pocket drug costs.
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