social security

A Chief Financial Advisor

Appoint a executive-level & knowledgeable Chief Financial Advisor (like a CFO and free of the Treasury Dept duties). To focus on long term fiscal issues including tax streamlining; auditable Government Statements (including DoD); accurate economic indicators; and fiscal solvency of Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid. Would also advise President on Budget, thereby freeing President for other concerns.
Average: 3.7 (3 votes)

Reduce Consumption of Foreign Oil

To accomplish this goal, the next president should raise the price of gas to $5 per gallon and reduce the regressive social security tax.
Average: 3.2 (9 votes)

The Social Security Fix Lie

Fixing Social Security is alway a lie, always an attempt to increase the Treasury by siphoning off excess SS monies and relacing it with special issue Treasuries, the so called worthless IOU's.
Average: 2.3 (3 votes)

Budgetary honesty

The next President should require the Federal budget comply with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) - the same rules the Feds require businesses to use - so the country can finally get a sense of the fiscal impossibility of meeting the country's budgetary commitments.
Average: 4.1 (8 votes)