Jul 12, 2011 ... “Social Security has never contributed a dime to the nation's $14.3 trillion debt… not one penny to our federal budget deficit this year or any year in ... on these  bonds because it would ruin the nation's financial standing. ... “That shortfall adds  to the federal government's overall fiscal imbalance, but it is not a ...
Sep 8, 2014 ... "Social Security has never contributed one cent to the deficit," he said. ... and  asked how a program that's leaking money avoids adding to the deficit. ... the law,  Social Security cannot possibly contribute to the on-budget deficit. ... deficit,  because Social Security isn't allowed to spend more than it takes in.".
Nov 2, 2011 ... Is Social Security running a deficit? No. Social Security is running a surplus. ...  from the trust fund, which holds roughly one-fifth of federal debt outstanding. ... (“ the government has borrowed every cent”), is strange to say the least. ... avoid  saying politicians looted Social Security because this implies there's ...
Aug 13, 2012 ... The piece acts as though Social Security's impact on the budget is somewhat ... it  means that Social Security is contributing to the deficit because it is ... document  the government publishes (e.g. here, Summary Table 1), ...
Oct 2, 2012 ... Is Social Security the main driver of today's $1.3 trillion unified budget deficit? Of  course not, and no one said it is. But it's not pennies or dimes ...
Not one dime gets added to the deficit because of Social Security.