Fixing Social Security

In Fixing Social Security, R. Douglas Arnold examines the historical and political factors that have shaped the program's current financial challenges, highlighting why Congress has delayed necessary reforms despite looming insolvency. The book explores various options that legislators have considered, such as raising taxes, cutting benefits, or reinventing the system, and discusses the political and electoral risks involved. It provides insights into the evolving bipartisan support and polarization surrounding the future of Social Security, offering a comprehensive look at one of America's most important social programs.