by peddling more alarmist propaganda about Social Security's "fiscal woes."
It's all a lie, of course, because the projections of a "shortfall" were always based on cooked numbers (pessimistic projections) and not on actual economic growth.
The biggest threats to Social Security right now are the neoliberals in Congress and in the White House.
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