Defending the solvency of Social Security, Larry DeWitt [letters, March 21] wrote, “in its history the Social Security program has taken in less than it paid out in only 11 years; it had to cash in a combined $26 billion in trust fund assets to pay benefits. This is a pretty impressive feat. . .”
Said the man who jumped off the Empire State Building, as he passed the 30th floor, “So far, so good.”




















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