Former President Donald Trump has proposed that Social Security benefits should not be taxed, claiming 'SENIORS SHOULD NOT PAY TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY!' This proposal comes as a response to the concern among seniors about the taxation of their benefits, which affects about 40% of recipients. However, experts warn that eliminating this tax could cost the federal government between $1.6 trillion and $1.8 trillion over the next decade, significantly increasing deficits and hastening the insolvency of Social Security and Medicare funds. While many Democrats have historically supported similar policies, they now express concerns about the potential impacts on funding and fairness. Trump's stance resonates with many seniors who feel burdened by taxes on their benefits, but critics argue it fails to provide a sustainable solution to economic inequality. The conversation around Social Security taxation continues to evolve, reflecting broader debates on fiscal responsibility and support for aging Americans.