Everything Trump Has Said About His Social Security Plans As Former Commissioner Warns of 90-Day Collapse
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley recently warned that the administration is heading for a meltdown within 90 days if it continues on its current trajectory. "Everything they're doing is driving this agency to system collapse," O'Malley told CNN.
Former Social Security Commissioner Predicts Social Security Could Collapse Within 90 Days as DOGE Slashes Staff
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley is slamming the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)'s cuts to Social Security staff and warning that the administration is heading for meltdown within 90 days if it continues on its current trajectory,
Former Social Security Chief Warns Musk’s Meddling Could Lead to ‘System Collapse’
Martin O’Malley, f Administration commissioner, says Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s cuts could mean “an interruption of benefits.”
O’Malley: DOGE cuts could soon trigger Social Security system ‘collapse’
Martin O’Malley, the former commissioner of the Social Security Administration (SSA), said Monday the recent cuts made by tech billionaire Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency
Trump claims 'shocking levels' of fraud in Social Security. Here's what we know.
President Trump said there were "shocking levels" of probable Social Security fraud, but a 2023 audit shows little evidence of widespread fraud.
Donald Trump Issues Social Security, Medicaid Update
An estimated 53 million retirees—roughly 16 percent of the population—were collecting monthly Social Security payments at the end of 2024.
Will Trump Keep His Promise Not to Cut Social Security?
Key Points President Trump has promised not to cut funding to Social Security. But one of his key Social Security plans could push the program closer to insolvency. Trump risks cutting Social Security even if it’s unintentional.
How Trump’s plans for Social Security will impact you in 2025 and beyond
Big changes are coming to Social Security, and they might hit your wallet sooner than you think. From eliminating taxes on benefits to major staffing cuts at the Social Security Administration, President Donald Trump’s proposals could impact the benefits you’ve earned.
Fact-checking President Trump's claims on social security
"A lot of money is paid out to people, because it just keeps getting paid and paid." Fact-checking President Trump's claims on social security.
Martin O'Malley joined Sheldon Whitehouse to raise the alarm on Social Security.
The former Social Security chief will join Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse on a town hall to talk about the danger to the widely used ...
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Martin O'Malley: Why Are They Bringing Private Equity Into SSA?
Martin O'Malley is still out there sounding the alarm on what the DOGE bros are doing to Social Security.
Ex-head of Social Security claimed DOGE actions could cause payment interruptions. Here's context
Only time will tell if the prediction by Martin O’Malley, the former Social Security commissioner, is accurate.
Journalist Martin O’Malley crisscrossed Canada reporting for The Globe
O’Malley wrote the editorial that Pierre Trudeau borrowed from when he made his famous declaration ‘There is no place for the ...
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'Betrayed': Former SSA head Martin O'Malley says system will collapse, rips Trump Administration
WOULD LOSE THEIR BENEFITS FOR SOME PERIOD OF TIME. YEAH. MARTIN O’MALLEY IS A FORMER MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, A FORMER GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND AND A FORMER DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE. BUT HIS ...
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Ex-Social Security leader sounds alarm: DOGE staff cuts will lead to ‘total collapse’ of systems
“This is going to lead to total system collapse,” O’Malley told The Baltimore Sun. “It’s a very old, fragile computer system ...
‘They are trying to break it’: Elon Musk’s Social Security changes putting payments at risk
Martin O’Malley former Governor of Maryland joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the work being done by ...
Former SSA commissioner Martin O'Mally addresses Social Security, Medicare concerns at St. Pete town hall
According to the Social Security Administration, more than five million people in Florida were social security beneficiaries.