Campaigns:

Opt out of Social Security for Racial Equity

Sixty-one percent of white families have either direct or indirect ownership in stocks. Only 31 percent of Black families do. (comments)

Personal Retirement Accounts will help in next crisis

In 2035, just 15 years from now, Social Security will only have funds to cover 76% of the benefits promised to retirees. (comments)

Ownership, not government spending, will shrink wealth gap

The average annual return on Social Security over the last 40 years has been about 1 percent per year and stocks returned 6 percent per year. (comments)

Change Social Security to a program of ownership

The extent to which Americans have conceded the moral dignity and economic benefits of ownership, allowing government to take control of their lives, has hurt our country. (comments)

Why can't we fix Social Security and Medicare?

Most Americans think they are entitled to defined Social Security benefits because they paid taxes. It's not true. (comments)

GOP narrative on PA-18 is wrong

Everyone should understand the moral and fiscal bankruptcy to which the liberal secular state is taking us. (comments)

A new look into poverty in America

Conservative thought leaders should spend quality time in distressed communities to educate residents about ideas that have failed and discuss innovative ideas that can bring the results they seek. (comments)

Celebrate black history by promoting black ownership

With all the handwringing about gaps in wealth and income in our country, if we were serious we would have policies that promote, rather than prohibit, ownership. (comments)

Solving fiscal crises through personal ownership

Our nation's current gross domestic product is around $18 trillion. The current shortfall in Social Security is almost twice this. (comments)

Why don't politicians tell the truth about social security?

Without taking action, Social Security benefits will be substantially cut in just 13 years. (comments)