Congressman Rob Wittman Fakes Phone Call To Dodge Question About ‘Mike Johnson’s Secret Plan’

Congressman Rob Wittman Fakes Phone Call To Dodge Question About ‘Mike Johnson’s Secret Plan’

Screenshot via X/@MeidasTouch Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA) faked a phone call for over a minute to dodge a question about House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) recent comments on Social Security. Johnson claimed in an interview with a Louisiana radio station on Monday that Republicans needed to address government spending by changing entitlements. “The reason we are in trouble is because over 74 percent of federal spending is on autopilot, mandatory sp…

MAGA Mike is sneaking around your Social Security

The plan arrives next year, after voters have done their part and become less useful.

As Mike Johnson Floats Social Security Cuts, Trustees Report Shows Harm of Trump Policies

“MAGA Mike Johnson won’t show the American people his secret plan to eliminate Social Security because he knows Republican policies are wildly unpopular."

Mike Johnson wants seniors to vote GOP—so he can slash their benefits

Democrats are criticizing House Speaker Mike Johnson’s plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid following this year’s midterm elections.

Johnson Admits Plan To Cut Social Security, Medicare

“The largest spending items, the reason we’re in trouble is because over 74 percent of federal spending is on autopilot – mandatory spending, that is your entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and things like Social Security – they have to be adjusted and fixed. We have a plan to do that next year, and it’s critical, because we’re at $40 trillion plus in debt. At some point you get into a hole so deep you can’t climb out of it, so desper…

Inside Mike Johnson and House Republicans’ Secret Plan to Decimate Social Security and Medicare

Today, Mike Johnson admitted MAGA extremists in Congress would take a blowtorch to Social Security and Medicare if given another term in power.  On a local Louisiana radio show, Johnson said: “The reason we’re in trouble is because over 74% of federal spending is on autopilot, mandatory spending. That’s your entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and things like Social Security.”  “They have to be adjusted and fixed. We have a plan to do t…