On the recordJanuary 6, 2011
Social Security as a program is not actuarially at fault for the need that we will have to fund the cash needs.
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congress.govSocial Security as a program is not actuarially at fault for the need that we will have to fund the cash needs.
Whitehouse clarifies that Social Security's issues stem from Congressional borrowing, not actuarial problems.
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