Factcheck.org has articles up on Social Security:
AARP Says Social Security Needs "Moderate" Changes
03.08.2005
We explore just how "moderate" these reforms are, and what exactly they do to solve the system's long-term deficit.
False Attacks Over "Windfalls" to Wall Street
03.03.2005
We find that brokers netted only 16 cents in fees to manage a $10,000 retirement account under the federal retirement system on which Bush is modeling his private Social Security accounts.
Bush's State of the Union: Social Security "Bankruptcy?"
02.03.2005
That term could give the wrong idea. Bush also makes private accounts sound like a sure thing, which they are not.
MoveOn.org Social Security Ad
02.01.2005
Liberal group's ad falsely claims Bush plan would cut benefits 46 percent.
Does Social Security Really Face an $11 Trillion Deficit?
01.20.2005
Bush and Cheney say yes. But actuaries say the figure is "likely to mislead" the public on the system's true financial state.
Social Security Ads: Risk or Protection?
01.15.2005
Pro-Bush group's first TV ad states the problem correctly. But the AARP uses a misleading photo.
(hat tip: TechCentralStation)
Your top link is broken, AARP Says Social Security Needs "Moderate" Changes
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