Social Security (United States) (English Wikipedia)
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I remember that when I appeared before the Senate Committee old Senator Gore raised a sarcastic objection. "Isn't this Socialism?" he asked me. My reply was, "Oh no." Then, smiling, leaning forward and talking to me as though I were a child, he said, "Isn't this a teeny-weeny bit of Socialism?"
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The social security bill, in its present form, is thus not only a sweeping piece of legislation, but also a far-reaching financial measure. To have investments available for such large reserve funds, the Treasury will have to keep as much of its debt as possible in short-dated maturities, so that securities can be provided by the Old-Age Reserve Account. The existence of this huge reserve, furthermore, will constantly encourage resort to venture in State Socialism.
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