President Trump's Social Security changes so far

President Trump should combine extending tax cuts with fixing Social Security
President Trump has linked two budget items, and that may be a good idea. Trump wants to extend his 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and provide some other tax breaks, and we need to fix Social Security. The link between tax cuts and Social Security exists because one of Trump’s new tax-cutting proposals would exempt Social Security benefits from taxation under the federal income tax.
Trump’s Plan to Kill Social Security Benefit Tax Could Accelerate Its Insolvency
Social security is already in danger. President Trump’s plan to get rid of income taxes on the benefit won’t save it. In fact, it’ll probably do the opposite.
Will You Get a Tax Refund If You’re Taking Social Security Benefits?
There's not much to look forward to except the hope of a tax refund at tax time. Learn More: 8 States To Move to If You Don't Want To Pay Taxes on Social Security Try This: 3 Sneaky Things
Giving Up Citizenship Or Green Card: Harsh Tax On Social Security
Expatriating or abandoning a green card often results in a significant loss of Social Security benefits due to increased U.S. taxation. Retirees beware!
Will AZ tax my Social Security retirement benefits? Here's how to protect that money
Social Security retirement benefits are subject to taxes in many cases. But familiarity with the rules and some advance planning can limit the impact.
Lift taxes on Social Security benefits.
U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, recently announced reintroduction of the Senior Citizens Tax Elimination Act ( H.R. 1040 ). This bill assists middle-class seniors by eliminating the federal income tax on Social Security benefits ( “Trump, Musk could ‘crater’ Social Security, former commissioner Martin O’Malley says,” Feb. 19).
What If Taxes on Social Security Benefits Were Eliminated?
Eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits would provide current beneficiaries with thousands more dollars but could cause younger generations to lose thousands in benefits.
Trump Social Security Tax Plan vs. Bipartisan Approach: Experts Weigh In
Experts analyze President Trump's proposal to eliminate Social Security taxes and Brookings' bipartisan plan, noting impacts on beneficiaries and solvency.
41 states that don't tax Social Security benefits
If you're currently receiving or soon will be receiving Social Security retirement benefits, here's what to know about which states may tax you.

Trump, Medicaid and Tax cut

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‘Raise our taxes to save Social Security,’ say 85% of Americans — do you agree with the overwhelming majority?
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Will President Donald Trump Renege on His Social Security Promise With House Republicans Seeking $2 Trillion in Cuts to Mandatory Spending?
The House GOP wants to cut up to $2 trillion in mandatory spending from the federal budget over the next 10 years -- is Social Security on the chopping block?