Eric Hovde's Controversial Views on Medicare, Social Security, and Young Workers 

In this revealing audio clip, Wisconsin Senate candidate Eric Hovde shares his controversial opinions on Medicare, Social Security, and young workers. Hovde suggests raising the retirement age for younger generations, citing advancements in technology that could extend lifespans. He also criticizes the Affordable Care Act provision allowing young adults to remain on their parents' health insurance until age 26, claiming it delays maturation.
Commentators Pat Kreitlow and Greg Bach analyze Hovde's statements, challenging his assertions and pointing out factual inaccuracies about employment rates and the economy. They argue that Hovde's proposals could make healthcare less accessible and affordable, particularly for young Americans. Kreitlow and Bach's discussion highlights the disconnect between Hovde's views and the realities faced by many workers and families in today's economic climate.
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