We should address the drivers of the deficit, and Social Security currently is not a driver of the deficit.
John Carney: “We should address the drivers of the deficit, and Social Security currently is not a driver of the deficit.”
On the recordNovember 25, 2012
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Carney asserts that Social Security does not contribute to the deficit, suggesting it should be treated separately.
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