On the recordJuly 22, 1998
If you use the Social Security trust funds, the surpluses in 2004 would be $154 billion. If we don't use the unified, you get a zero number.
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Judd Gregg
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govinfo.govIf you use the Social Security trust funds, the surpluses in 2004 would be $154 billion. If we don't use the unified, you get a zero number.
Discussing the implications of using Social Security trust funds on budget surpluses.
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