I'm going to start by saying, I am sorry I voted for Trump but at the time I was thinking about how he was the Lesser of the Evil but now I am regretting this decision that is why we really need to pay attention before we vote in the midterm and make our vote really count so please call over and over again to get our voices heard and I have been trying to use reels on Facebook to reach more people but I am not good at making reels to get it out so Ed Weir if your son and you are good at this if you can share some reels on your channel we can use I think this would help get the word out more, I think all of us can agree that it's not about Republicans or Democrat but which ones are going to fix Social Security, thank you.

Trump wants to give everyone a $5,000 Stimulus to keep Republicans in office, to do this would be the same amount or close to same amount to fix Social Security. https://www.youtube.com/live/wQR240WSed0?is=gwMCxT2ZUpOQ_azJ

I live in Texas so don't know much about him except back in 1982 they were going through the same situation we have now and within weeks before Social Security was cut a Bill was passed so now we need to pass another Bill. https://youtube.com/shorts/EuryzP_ZrDM?is=ec5TL7uCDw1nTPH4

https://youtu.be/FDvl9KjgUQ8?is=mbNrfRIRZPIBZMG3

This is the second time I have reached out asking for a response back Letter: Dear Nathaniel, I am writing to follow up on my previous correspondence, as I have not yet received a response. I am contacting you to urge immediate action regarding the impending 22% benefit cut to Social Security, which is projected to occur after the next 75 checks. While the 1983 legislation secured the program for the subsequent 75 years, further legislative action is now urgently required. Although discussions are reportedly underway, there has been a lack of substantive progress for four decades, and we are now approaching a critical deadline. It is vital that any new legislation resolves this issue without reducing benefits for Medicare, Medicaid, or SNAP (food stamps). Many recipients rely entirely on these programs to survive, particularly as the cost of living rises and current Social Security payments often fail to cover basic rent and food. This matter is of the utmost importance to individuals who have worked and contributed to the system with the expectation of financial security when they can no longer work. Thank you for your time and attention to this urgent issue. Best regards, Shauna R.