- President-elect Donald Trump has a second chance to address Social Security reforms in 2025.
- The program is not going bankrupt but expects its trust funds to run out by 2035, potentially reducing benefits to 83%.
- Trump suggests tapping into U.S. oil and gas reserves to fund Social Security, although details are lacking.
- Analyses indicate that Trump's proposals, such as tax eliminations and tariffs, could exacerbate Social Security's funding issues.
- Experts conclude it is unlikely Trump can effectively fix Social Security's major problems by 2025.
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Atlas Winston
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