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With Medicare, Republicans Need To Lose The Spreadsheets by Hanns Kuttner
Forbes
May 15, 2013
Few things put bigger smiles on Democratic campaign strategists than Republicans discussing Medicare's role …

Social Security and Work by Charles Blahous
National Affairs
December 17, 2009

Social Security's Grim Milestone: Half a Year in the Red by Charles Blahous
E21.com
December 7, 2009
Data recently made public by the Social Security Administration confirm that in October, 2009, …

Senate Bill Is Start of Health Debate by Tevi Troy
Politico
December 3, 2009
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) recently announced that the U.S. Senate will — …

Roadmap to Victory by Jeffrey H. Anderson, Tevi Troy
National Review Online
November 19, 2009
By proposing a health-care bill of their own, Senate Republicans can throw the extraordinary …

Growing Social Security Shortfall Adds Pressure to Budget Deficits by Charles Blahous
Self Directed Investor
October 9, 2009
Last month, the Congressional Budget Office provided Congressional staff with updated fiscal projections for …

The Baucus Bill: An October Trick by Diana Furchtgott-Roth
RealClearMarkets.com
October 8, 2009
WASHINGTON--It's October, the month of trick or treat, and Congress is trying to come …

Eight Thoughts on CBO by Tevi Troy
National Review Corner Blog
October 7, 2009
I've finished reading through the CBO score of the Finance Committee package, and here …

The True Cost of the Baucus Bill by Diana Furchtgott-Roth
RealClearMarktes.com
September 18, 2009
The health care proposal released by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus has received …

Social Security Myths by Charles Blahous
National Review
April 22, 2009
‘When something is unsustainable,” so goes the aphorism, “it tends to stop.” Usually invoked …

Obama's Plan to Turn America European by Irwin Stelzer
Spectator (London)
April 16, 2009
Congress has now gone through the Obama budget with what passes for a fine-tooth …