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Why aren’t the funds borrowed from the Social Security fund considered embezzlement?

January 23, 2018February 15, 2018 The Seniors CenterAsk Dan Perrin, Social Security policy, Social Security raid

The questioner at Quora wants to know: “Why aren’t the funds borrowed from the Social Security fund considered embezzlement?”  The Seniors Center President Dan Perrin has a lot to say.

 

 

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