Biden’s Pledge to Protect Social Security and Medicare Contrasts with Trump’s History of Proposed Cuts

(WIB) – In 2020, then-Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden sparked controversy with his remarks to African American voters, saying, “You ain’t Black if you don’t vote for me.” While the comment, without context and with specific individuals seeking to take issue with Biden, appeared to denigrate African Americans, the twice-impeached, convicted felon former President Donald Trump continues to push what his detractors say are lies and policies that are dangerous not only for Black America but also for other minorities and seniors.Recently, President& Biden, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to protecting Social Security and Medicare, reflected on severe cuts proposed by Trump.“I’m reaching out to you today not just as a former president but as a fellow citizen who’s deeply invested in our country’s future,” Biden declared. “Trump wants to cut Social Security and Medicare. I will stop anyone who tries to cut these essential programs.”Trump’s stance on entitlements has been unambiguous. When asked if he had changed his outlook on handling Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid due to rising debt, Trump responded, “So first of all, there is a lot you can do in terms of entitlements, in terms of cutting.”Previously, Trump remarked, “Oh, we’ll be cutting.”James Singer, spokesperson for...