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Social Security Should Step Up Fraud Detection
CNS News reports the Social Security Administration’s inspector general discovered the SSA database has 6.5 million people on the roll that are currently at least 112 years old. This explains a number of modern day annoyances: Motorists who park in the right–turn–on–red lane, yet don’t turn on red or green. Shoppers that clog the Walmart express line while slowly extracting pennies from a snap–top coin purse.
Highway drivers that oscillate between 45 mph and 85 mph because a fear of winding up like the Flying Dutchman prevents them from using cruise control. Read more…
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