the handling of those tax-exempt applications in that process at the IRS was outrageous and intolerable.
the buck has to stop somewhere.
And so we have got to deal with the fact that we need the capacity to deal with more folks quickly and accurately so we ...
What is the result? Well, Social Security at some point had to give.
Mr. Chairman, there are consequences in not funding Social Security properly.
As I said, it is budget cuts, budget cuts that have left the Social Security Administration without enough resources to ...
Let's remember, the number of people that have been paying into and are now beginning to collect their benefits because ...
And I think, Mr. Bertoni, in your, I think, if I am looking at your testimony, your written testimony, you point out tha...
So by the way, I think a point we should make, Mr. Chairman, is that Social Security has money to pay for its administra...
Let's remember, even before the budget cuts, Social Security was extremely efficient, spending something around a penny,...
Social Security currently has about a $2.7 trillion surplus.