GOP Bill Would Protect Social Security If Borrowing Limit Hit
The House on Thursday passed legislation that would require the Treasury to continue payments to Social Security’s trust funds in the event the statutory limit on borrowing is reached. Split on party lines, the bill now passes to the full House for attention. Stephen Ohlemacher of The Associated Press offers commentary on the bill in an article posted on www.nwherald.com/. Read the article here…
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