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Social Security private accounts aren’t a mandate

By Philip Klein
Published March 29, 2012 4:00am ET
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Social Security private accounts aren’t a mandate
Over at the Daily Beast, David Frum writes about the question he would have posed during the Supreme Court’s oral arguments if he had the chance. But in the process, he seriously distorts the concept of Social Security private comments in an attempt to liken them to the individual mandate: For many years, libertarians like […]

Over at the Daily Beast, David Frum writes about the question he would have posed during the Supreme Court’s oral arguments if he had the chance. But in the process, he seriously distorts the concept of Social Security private comments in an attempt to liken them to the individual mandate:

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