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A Critique of social security
When compared to defense spending, immigration, or health care, social security is hardly considered a pressing issue. But if you look at it from a monetary standpoint, social security should be a top priority, at 906 billion dollars; it takes up nearly a third of our national budget. It is our government’s single largest budget item. For innumerable reasons, the program is only growing more expensive every day. If that wasn’t enough to catch your attention, under the current laws, social security will be bankrupt by the year 2037. Read more…
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