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7.15.2005

Social Security Leaders Introduce GROW Accounts Act
6.22.2005

Sam Johnson: spend Social Security surplus on Social Security
5.17.2005

Sam Johnson Social Security Bill Expert Makes Second Appearance Before House Panel
5.5.2005

Washington Times: AFL-CIO warned on pension use
4.26.2005 Sam Johnson: Let's get this show on the road
3.11.2005 Strengthen Social Security Now: Q&A with the Congressman
3.28.2005 Newsweek: A Sly Charm Offensive
3.13.2005 Dallas Morning News Article: A tidy Social Security fix?
3.9.2005 Sam Johnson: Put a face on Social Security debate
3.7.2005 Sam Johnson Wants YOU to Get Active in the Social Security Debate
3.4.2005 How do you fix SS in under 250 words?
3.4.2005 Bureau of National Affairs (BNA): SSA Says Johnson Bill Could Sustain Program But Only With 'Substantial' Revenue Transfers
2.3.2005 Sam Johnson Introduces Social Security Bill
2.15.2005 SSA: Sam Johnson's personal retirement accounts bill least costly

 

  
• House Ways and Means Committee
• Social Security Administration
• President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security
• Cato Institute Project on Social Security Choice
• Cato Institute's Social Security Benefit Calculator
• Heritage Foundation Social Security Briefing Room
• The Alliance for Worker Retirement Security (broad-based coalition of organizations dedicated to reforming the Social Security)
• United Seniors Association
   
 

Sam Johnson - a proven leader on Social Security More

Original Cosponsors: GROW Accounts More

Growing Real Ownership for Workers Act of 2005 More

Text of H.R. 530 More

H.R. 530 One Pager More

SSA Actuary memo More

Social Security Mail Piece More

A Better Deal at Half the Cost
SSA Scoring of the Cato Social Security Reform Plan More

 

  
Congressman Johnson's One Minute Speech on Social Security