Martin O'Malley
Martin O'Malley is a former Commissioner of the Social Security Administration and a notable figure in discussions about Social Security fraud. He has publicly countered claims of widespread fraud, emphasizing the agency's rigorous monitoring of beneficiaries and stating that the narrative of 'zombie' beneficiaries receiving payments is unfounded.
Born on Jan 18, 1963 (62 years old)
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Jamaica:
Former Social Security Administrator Martin O’Malley told The Associated Press, 'The police state is here, now.'
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Ecuador:
O'Malley, the former commissioner of the Social Security Administration during Biden's term, finds the measure illegal in many aspects.
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New Zealand:
Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, a Democrat who headed the Social Security Administration under Biden, introduced the former President.
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Spain:
Biden quoted Martin O'Malley regarding the intentions behind cutting Social Security.
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United States:
O'Malley presented Biden with ACRD's 'beacon of hope award' for his accomplishments as president.
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United States:
Martin O’Malley, the Social Security Administration commissioner under Biden, spoke about Biden’s long record.
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Dominican Republic:
Martin O'Malley stated that the government's latest move violates privacy norms meant to protect personal data.
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United States:
The announcement drew sharp criticism from the former SSA commissioner, Martin O’Malley, who served under former President Joe Biden.
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United States:
Martin O'Malley served as commissioner of the Social Security Administration in the last year of the Biden administration.
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United States:
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley criticized the anti-fraud measures in light of staffing reductions.
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