Social Security Has Been Boosted, Not Looted
Social Security and Class Warfare
Does the Social Security Trust Fund Really Exist?
Raising Payroll Taxes to Save Social Security Will Cost the Average Worker $73,000
Social Security’s Trust Fund to Start Losing Value in 2013
Taking Social Security Off-Budget
The Payroll Tax Holiday Does Not Impact Social Security, but It Does Redistribute Wealth
The Costs and Savings of Changing Social Security to a Personal Ownership System
Social Security Trust Fund to Begin Declining in 2014, Not 2021
Federal Government’s 2017 Fiscal Shortfall Is 74% Worse Than Reported Budget Deficit
Everything You’ve Heard About the Debt Limit is Wrong
Illegal Immigrants and Federal Income Taxes
Federal Fiscal Shortfall Surges Past $100 Trillion
Fact-Based Poll Reveals Fictions Believed by Voters
Federal Fiscal Shortfall Nears $1 Million Per Household
Poll Reveals Voters are Uninformed About Major Issues
Poll Reveals Voters Misinformed About Key Issues
Pre-Election Poll: Voters Broadly Misinformed About Key Issues
Treasury Data Reveals Federal Shortfall of $614,000 per U.S. Household
New Treasury Data Shows Federal Shortfall of $670,000 Per U.S. Household
Quantifying Illegal Votes Cast by Non-Citizens in the Battleground States of the 2020 Presidential Election
AOC’s Baseless Accusation That the U.S. Is a “Brutal, Barbarian Society”
How Hard and Effectively do Americans Work?
Treasury Report: Federal Fiscal Shortfall is $603,000 per Household
Substantial Numbers of Non-Citizens Vote Illegally in U.S. Elections
Are Today’s Newborns the Luckiest Generation in U.S. History?
Has Government Turned Us Into a Nation of Makers and Takers?
What Portion of the Federal Budget Is Spent on the Military?
Four Underused Tools to Stop School Shootings
Can We Prevent a Debt-Driven Economic Collapse Without Reforming Entitlements?
Social Ills That Plague African Americans Coincide With Leftism, Not Racism
Illegal Immigrants Are Far More Likely to Commit Serious Crimes Than the U.S. Public
Government-Mandated Benefits Suppress Workers’ Wages
Economy Declined as Government Spending Rose
Happy Holidays, You Owe the Federal Government $195,554
Reporters Distort the Truth About Government Spending
The Impact of Obamacare and Ryancare on Medicare
Federal Government Finances Deteriorated by $6.5 Trillion in 2012
Audit Reveals Federal Finances Are Far Worse Than Publicized Figures
USA Today & Facebook Use Slanderous “Fact Check” to Suppress Facts About Illegal Voting By Non-Citizens
Donald Trump and the Media Agree on Middle-Class Income, and They are Both Wrong
The New York Times Regularly Publishes Falsehoods That Spur Violent Unrest and Civic Dysfunction
Maximum Facts About the Minimum Wage
The Washington Post Grossly Understates the Crime Rate of Illegal Immigrants
Trump Indicted for Citing Data From Ph.D.-Vetted Study to Challenge Election Fraud
Warren Buffett’s Fraudulent Tax Claims (Part 2)
Current National Debt Situation is the Worst in U.S. History
Media Outlets Stir Racial Strife and Slander Trump for Urging Governors to Protect People’s Rights
The U.S. is a Democratic Constitutional Republic, and Yes, It Matters
Is the Economy to Blame for Our “Runaway National Debt”?
Obama’s Plan for Tackling the Deficit
FactCheck Abets False Obama Claim About Romney’s Taxes
Krugman and Obama Mislead on Debts and Deficits
The National Debt Is Rising—Not Declining
Widespread Poverty Stats Greatly Overstate the Number of Americans Who Are Destitute
Beware of the “Fact Checkers”
What the $20 Trillion National Debt Means to You
Four Fabrications About Firearms
Five Fallacies About Guns and Violence
2017: The Year in Facts and Falsehoods
Effects of Immigration From Impoverished Nations
Question of the Day
In 1960, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that paying Social Security taxes does not create a contractual right to receive Social Security benefits. Per the Social Security Administration, “There has…
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If Congress had never changed the original Social Security Act of 1935, how much longer would the program stay solvent than the Social Security Administration’s current best estimate?…
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…federal spending, including programs like Food Stamps, Medicare, Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income, and Social Security. Some claim that Social Security is “not government spending” because it “saves” people’s money and…
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…the debt, and this takes only 15% of current federal revenues. Nor would Social Security benefits be affected by a debt limit stalemate unless President Biden illegally diverts Social Security…
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When is Social Security due to become insolvent?…
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Would a pension system that is financially structured like Social Security be legal if carried out by a private corporation?…
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Do Social Security‘s financial problems stem from politicians looting the program and spending the money on other programs?…
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Did James Madison, the father of the U.S. Constitution, consider it constitutional for the federal government to create social programs like Food Stamps, Medicaid, and Social Security?…
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…savings, and more income might be used for consumption purposes.” Social programs like Social Security have similar effects because the taxes used to fund these programs hinder people’s ability to…
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…Biden disregards a federal law and the Constitution. Nor would Social Security benefits be affected by a debt limit stalemate unless Biden illegally diverts Social Security revenues to other programs….
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…employees. Per OPM, it is “highly likely” this hack exposed virtually all federal employees, including those with “Top Secret level clearance.” The stolen information includes their Social Security numbers, financial…
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…for social programs that provide healthcare, income security, education, nutrition, housing, and cultural services. Spending on social programs grew from 30% of government outlays in 1959 to 68% in 2020….
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In his 1964 State of the Union speech, Johnson said, “We must provide hospital insurance for older citizens financed by every worker and his employer under Social Security, contributing no…
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…live include their sex life, job security, having a child at home, spending time outside, and “sitting down to eat a meal with friends and family without the television turned…
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Which of the following ailments is the most common reason why people receive Social Security disability benefits?…
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After the federal government pays back with interest the $2.8 trillion that it owes to Social Security, what is the estimated average shortfall for everyone currently in the program?…
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Data from the IRS Inspector General, the Social Security Administration, and the Congressional Budget Office indicate that roughly half of illegal immigrants file federal tax returns but virtually none of…
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