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Social Security Administration Spending Breaks Through the $1 trillion Mark
CNSNews.com editor-in-chief Terence P. Jeffrey, in an article posted on www.cnsnews.com, takes a look at the total fiscal year spending reported by the Social Security Administration. For FY 2017, this figure broke through the trillion dollar level for the first time, coming in at $1,000,812,000,000, second only to the spending level recorded by the Department of Health and Human Services, which spent $1,116,764,000,000. Read Jeffrey’s analysis of the situation here…
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