Create and support a bipartisan Social Security commission to study the program's long-term health and recommend reforms to preserve its solvency.

This is why, this week, I introduced the Bipartisan Social Security Commission Act. In fact, this is my seventh time consecutively leading or co-leading this legislation. The bill creates a bipartisan, bicameral, and independent commission of thirteen members appointed by the President and Congressional leaders in both parties. Within one year of its first meeting, the commission must report to Congress on the 75-year health of Social Security and provide recommendations for how to improve the program.

Cole commits to the Social Security Commission Act, which would establish a bipartisan commission to evaluate Social Security's long-term outlook and recommend reforms.

Social Security: A Promise to Our Seniors We Must Not Break | Representative Tom Cole
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