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Robert Bennett: Avert the Social Security crisis
The 1950’s TV detective series “Dragnet” made the phrase, “Just the facts, ma’am,” a national catchword for cutting through the clutter of argumentative debate. As Congress reconvenes, here’s a “just the facts” examination of Social Security. Its format is that of a lottery, one for which every worker has to buy a ticket whether he wants to or not. It was known when it was created that half of its participants would lose, getting none of their money back, because they would die before turning 65. Read more…
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