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There will be no Social Security benefit cuts in 2032. For former congressman and longtime budget scold Tim Penny to say otherwise is not only unoriginal, but also dishonest. And that’s not a defense of Social Security.
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“Soon, I’d see inmates unveil smartphones all around me. The economy inside prisons is an incredible testament to the power of capitalism and how creatively goods will flow to those who want them, so long as the buyer can make it worth it for the seller.”…
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Why does Washington find it so easy to borrow? Tamny’s book follows that question into an argument about tax revenue and the resources available to the private economy.
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