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Trump’s 2018 Budget: No Social Security Cuts, but the Need for Reform Hasn’t Gone Away
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin reports that Social Security and Medicare will not be subjected to any cuts in the proposed 2018 federal budget. While that may be a good thing in the short run, it’s clear that the programs’ long-term solvency issues are still very serious issues. Sean Williams, in a post on Madison.com, offers some thoughts on the matter. Read his post here…
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