Tag: Social Security
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Friedman: The fallacy of the welfare state
A simple classification of government spending shows why the process leads to undesirable results, explain Milton and Rose Friedman.
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WichitaLiberty.TV: Arts funding, property taxes, uninformed officials, tax increment financing, and social security
Is Wichita risking a Soviet-style future? A look at Wichita property taxes, uninformed and misinformed elected officials, tax increment financing, and social security.
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The Reagan legacy on spending
As time passes, it may be possible for widespread critical evaluation of Ronald Reagan, both the good things he did, and the bad.
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Medicaid expansion: The impact on the federal budget and deficit
The problem with the uninsured is not going to be solved by expanding Medicaid, writes Steve Anderson for Kansas Policy institute.
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Friedman: The fallacy of the welfare state
A simple classification of government spending shows why the process leads to undesirable results, explain Milton and Rose Friedman.
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Things have changed at Social Security Administration
Remember when your Social Security card stated that it was not to be used for identification purposes?
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Government interventionism ensnares us all
Are those who call for an end to government subsidy programs hypocrites for accepting those same subsidies?
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Pompeo: No debt ceiling hike without structural changes
U.S. Representative Mike Pompeo, a Wichita Republican, said the country can’t risk continuing to spend at the present rate. There should be no agreement to raise the debt ceiling absent structural changes, he added.
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President Obama: Just cash in the Social Security Trust Fund
Could President Obama simply cash in a few of the bonds held by the Social Security Trust fund in August, if needed to pay benefits?