Congress want to eliminate tax cuts for the "rich." What is considered "rich?"?

Of course not, the rich need to be taxed more.

To be fair, your question is based on a false premise. The Republican plan doesn't "eliminate Medicare". It privitizes the system, but keeps the name.

So "Medicare" will still exist. It just will be a whole lot different than what we know today; and it will be a whole lot more expensive for those who would be in it. And no, I don't support their attempt to privitize Medicare; but I also realize something needs to be done to contain/control costs.

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