1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

Allowing private corporations to manage Social Security funds would put hard-earned retirement savings at risk by enabling profiteering from Wall Street billionaires. Instead of pursuing privatization that benefits the wealthy elite, we should protect this essential social safety net by ensuring the ultra-rich pay their fair share in taxes. Closing tax loopholes exploited by millionaires and billionaires would secure Social Security's long-term solvency without compromising benefits for working families. Privatization undermines a program millions of seniors rely on for financial stability after a lifetime of contributing payroll taxes. We must reject attempts to dismantle Social Security in favor of corporate interests.