Social Security Cannot Survive in Its Present Form

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February 20, 2020

By Gregory Bresiger

Social Security Cannot Survive in Its Present Form

The Social Security program will have to be either inflated away with increasingly worthless dollars or Congress will have to intervene to cut benefits.

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By Robert P. Murphy

The Green Fatal Conceit: Why Physical Science Can’t Tell Us Proper Policy Goals

The so-called CLEAN Future Act is as poorly designed as its acronym. Like the Green New Deal, it consists of radical new spending proposals that the bill’s supporters would have liked for other reasons, and which aren’t even compatible.

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By Jeff Deist

The Case Against Political Activism

Jeff Deist explains why the private sector — and not political activism — is the most critical ingredient in improving American life today.

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By Ron Paul

Trump's Budget: More Warfare, Slightly Less Welfare

Listening to the howls from Democrats and the applause from Republicans, one would think President Trump’s proposed fiscal year 2021 budget is a radical assault on the welfare state. The truth is that the budget contains some minor spending cuts, most of which are not even real cuts.

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