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January 13, 2005: DeFazio Responds to Bush Administration Campaign to Privatize Social Security
March 6, 2002: DeFazio Offers Plan to Protect Social Security
March 6, 2002: Rep. DeFazio's Testimony Before Social Security Subcommittee
Feb 25, 2002: DeFazio Fights For Seniors
Dec 7, 2001: DeFazio Unveils Social Security Stabalization
March 1, 2000: DeFazio Votes to Repeal Social Security Earnings Limit
Aug 6, 1999: DeFazio Introduces Tax Cut Bill; Social Security Reform Proposal
June 9, 1999: DeFazio Proposes Social Security Reform; Testifies Before Committee
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Apr. 07, 2005:
Letter: DeFazio to Pres. Bush
Apr. 05, 2005:
Floor Statement: DeFazio Challenges Bush on the Integrity of the Social Security Trust Fund
Mar. 19, 2005: Op-Ed: Small Businesses Should be Wary of Social Security Privatization
Jan. 27 , 2005:
Dear Colleague: Will a privatized Social Security system yield higher rates of return than the existing system?
Jan., 2005:
Dear Colleague: Does a Declining Ratio of Workers to Retirees Necessarily Spell Doom for Social Security?
Jan., 2005:
Dear Colleague: What is the basis for the claim that Social Security faces financial trouble? How sound is the claim? Should it be accepted at face value?
Jan., 2005:
Dear Colleague: Is the $10 trillion-$12 trillion projected shortfall repeatedly cited by advocates of Social Security privatization a meaningful measurement of anything?
Dec. 14, 2004:
Letter: DeFazio to Pres. Bush
Dec. 1, 2004:
Letter: DeFazio to Pres. Bush
Aug. 14, 2001:
Op-Ed: Happy 66th
Birthday Social Security
May 24, 2001:
Statement: Saving Social Security
Apr. 5, 2002: Letter to Editor: Social Security and Privatization
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Why The President's Social Security Proposals Could Ultimately Lead To The Unraveling Of Social Security [Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 05/02/05]
An Analysis Of Using "Progressive Price Indexing" To Set Social Security Benefits[Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 05/02/05]
For Many, It's Back to the State [Washington Post, 04/11/05]
A Safety Net With Some Holes [Washington Post, 04/11/05]
The Administration's Misleading $600 Billion Estimate Of The Cost Of Waiting To Act On Social Security[Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 02/02/05]
BUSH'S HOUSE OF CARDS: The Privatization Fraud [The American Prospect]
A Bloody Mess [The American Prospect, 01/11/05]
So-Called "Price Indexing" Proposal Would Result In Deep Reductions Over Time In Social Security Benefits [Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 01/27/05]
A Question of Numbers [The New York Times Sunday Magazine, 01/16/05]
Does Social Security Face a Crisis in 2018? [Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 01/11/05]
Social Security Formula Weighed; Bush Plan Likely to Cut Initial Benefits
[Washington Post, 01/04/05]
Confusions about Social Security [The Economists' Voice, Vol. 2, Issue 1 (2005)]
What They Don't Tell You on Social Security Reform [Boston Globe, 12/14/04]
Most G.O.P. Plans to Remake Social Security Involve Deep Cuts to Tomorrow's Retirees [New York Times, 12/14/04]
Do-It-Yourself Social Security: Many Blanks Left to Fill In [New York Times, 12/12/04]
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The National Academy of Social Insurance
Social Security Administration
U.S. General Accounting Office
Brookings Institute
Economic Policy Institute
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Center for Economic and Policy Research
Campaign for America's Future: Social Security Superpage
Social Security Network
The Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities
January 2005 Special Issue: Social Security
January 2002 Special Issue: Social Security
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