Where Are the Social Security/Medicare Trustees' Reports? | RealClearPolitics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The trustees' reports contain essential information on the current operations of Social Security and Medicare, the state of the trust funds, and, most importantly, actuarial projections of the future finances of these massive programs.
57% : The law requires the Board of Trustees of Social Security and Medicare to submit to Congress annual reports on the financial condition of these vital programs by April 1.
57% : The reason given was the final drafting and passage of the Affordable Care Act; the trustees wanted to reflect the impact of the ACA on Medicare in particular.
43% : If the new reports show a further deterioration in the financial condition of Social Security and Medicare, the nation's existing social insurance programs, what does that say about the prudence of enacting a $3.5 trillion addition to the public burden for major new social welfare programs?

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