Time to review Social Security bait and switch
Mike Hoeflich argues Congress uses a bait and switch on Social Security they count a phantom surplus while deficits grow. He recalls Roosevelt’s New Deal safety net, the 65 retirement age, and the 1983 reform raising it to 67. He calls for an open national debate and possible system alternatives.
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Hollywoods shadow looms over historic sites and culture
Bill Bishop argues that free trade and media giants like Disney and Six Flags are reshaping national histories for mass entertainment. Heritage sites from Williamsburg to Shakertown suffer visitor drops as audiences demand action packed experiences, while Disney projects recreate history with cleaner, safer, more engaging versions.
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