Most Americans Think the Growth of Social Security Spending Should Not Be Cut to Reduce the Deficit
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When asked about government spending on Social Security, most Americans think the growth of Social Security should not be cut to reduce the deficit. Results from an IWPR/Rockefeller survey show that of the over 2,700 respondents, 65 percent determined that Social Security cuts “should not” be a main part of any government approach to the deficit. |
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