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Another Call for a “Bipartisan Commission” to Study Social Security Insolvency
Although it’s been discussed off and on for the past couple of years, no concrete steps have been taken to create a bipartisan commission to develop a solution to the fast-approaching cliff facing Social Security. Two New York Congressmen, Rep. Mike Lawler and Rep. Latimer, are again expressing interest in such an approach to dealing with the problem. Specifically, Rep. Lawler advocates forming such a commission, while Rep. Latimer recently expressed interest in “… a full and fair analysis of how to secure the Social Security trust funds.” Tax Watch and government accountability columnist David McKay Wilson, in a post today on the Rockland/Westchester Journal News website discusses the Representatives’ views, along with commentary from Heritage Foundation’s Rachel Greszler. Check her post out here…
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