evidence: Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is once again advocating for raises to the full retirement age (FRA), in what she says is an effort to recover Social Security and Medicare insolvency and prevent rising debt. [...] When asked for specifics, Haley defined age 65 as "way too low" to be considered a full retirement age and said it would need to be raised to correlate with the average U.S. lifespan. She did not have an exact retirement age figure to share. [...] Haley, who is currently placing fifth among Republican primary voters, previously called for lifting the retirement age and expanding Medicare Advantage during an Iowa town hall meeting in March.