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Bob Good wants to raise the cost of Medicare and the age of retirement in Virginia.

Bob Good wants to change to the social security system. He wants to raise the retirement age, but hasn't suggested raising the cost of Medicare.

Bob Good wants to change to the social security system. He wants to raise the retirement age, but hasn't suggested raising the cost of Medicare.Bob Good is the Republican member-elect of the House of Representatives for Virginia’s fifth congressional district. According to his records and website, Good represents conservative principles including reducing taxes, supporting funding for police, and encouraging economic growth, and is also anti-abortion and LGBTQ rights. While he served on the Campbell County Board of Supervisors, he was known for his positions on reducing taxes and regulations, encouraging economic growth, and prioritizing funding for law enforcement and public safety. Also, he was a vocal supporter of the right to bear arms, preserving right-to-work laws, and protecting individual property owners' rights.

According to his IVoterGuide candidate profile, Good believes in reforming the provision of healthcare and health insurance to provide the best options at the lowest prices for the vast majority of citizens. On Social Security, Good believes that the state needs bi-partisan support to raise the full retirement age for those not currently retired or nearing retirement.

Based on the reports found, there are no statements on Good suggesting to raise the cost of Medicare. However, he does want to raise the age of retirement in Virginia. Therefore, Logically concludes that this claim is partly true.

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