Does the Average Worker Pay $100,000 in Medicare Taxes and Receive $350,000 in Benefits?
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) said during the debate that the average worker will pay $100,000 in Medicare taxes and receive $350,000 in benefits.
Fiscal FactCheck
Does the Budget Deal Allow Obama To Borrow Unlimited Amounts?
In the Republican debate, Sen.
Bush Proposes Social Security and Medicare Reform Plan
This blog is part of a series of "Policy Explainers" for the 2016 presidential election, where we explain some of the candidates' policy proposals...
Bush Proposes Social Security And Medicare Reform Plan
Today, Republican presidential candidate and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush unveiled a
Do the Top 0.6 Percent of Americans Generate 30 Percent of the Revenue?
Gov. Lincoln Chafee (D-RI) said “So let's go back to the tax code.
Will Immigration Reform Increase Annual Wages by $250?
One claim made by former Gov.
How Would Governor Kasich's Plan Reduce Deficits?
Republican Presidential candidate Gov.
Fiscal FactCheck: The First Democratic Debate
This blog is part of the “Fiscal FactCheck” series designed to examine the accuracy of budget-related statements made during the 2016...
Clinton's College Affordability Proposal, Explained
One of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's first major policy proposals focused on college affordability.