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Who is surprised by this article? I have to admit Sen. Ernst is right that the issue needs correction, but not demolition, and they will not destroy it - there are too many folks too needful of the system, it would be heartless. I would like to have #SenRonJohnson comment on this. Does he have any suggestions?
https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-09-06/hiltzik-republican-ernst-gutting-social-security?fbclid=IwAR35f5osnZGAtFvti8B-UFYNIPDhqDTqzaEz0mTCIYFIAN2ru3DrnLVTQ9o 

 they are right as well to keep it secret, it is too explosive an issue to discuss openly, but it also needs some public input, so not too secret or too decided beforehand.

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