Cato analyst dissects Christie’s proposal for Social Security
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is proposing an income cap on Social Security benefits as part of a likely presidential bid. The financial state of Social Security is not good and Gov. Christie is in favor of phasing out Social Security payments for those making more than $80,000 in other income and eliminating them for those making $200,000 or more a year. Read more…
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