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Trump backs off entitlement reform
Entitlement reform has eluded Congresses and all presidents since the last major change to Social Security in 1983. While President Trump signaled an openness to looking at the programs just two weeks ago, he effectively shut that door during his State of the Union Speech on February 4th. Read the short piece in The Washington Examiner here.
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