November 7, 2007

The Unfairness of Social Security

Posted by Adam Graham in : Podcast

Podcast Show Notes

News Briefs:

Thoughts on Ron Paul’s November the 5th fundraising success and its aftermath, the defeat of Ernie Fletcher, and Congressional investigation of Televangelists.

The top issues:

  • How Social Security robs hundreds of thousands who pay in and never collect. (Hat Tip: Club for Growth.)
  • Pork and Earmarks: Congress votes on an 853 page proposal even the Appropriations Committee Chariman hasn’t had time to read. Congress airlifts pork into Congressional Spending bills, while the Democrats gut a provision that forbids phonemarks (i.e. the practice of lawmakers calling up a government agency after a bill has passed and directing funds to their district.)
  • A New York minister makes sure that crime pays (for those who report it.)

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