[Servant of the Cross]

Oh, so he actually did continue the lie.....

Um ... no. SS does not become insolvent for years, at this point. The solution will need to include multiple prospective changes (means testing; lengthened retirement ages; segregation of funds/privatization of the investment of the funds) in order to "grandfather" and continue the payments to the current retires living on SS.

[RFEngineer]

“Um ... no. SS does not become insolvent for years,”

SS is only as solvent as our Government. Yes there is a financial shell game that gives an appearance of solvency, but cut through the BS and you realize that SS is funded through present tax revenue - and borrowing. If one or both of those become unavailable or severely constrained (as is likely), SS is not solvent.

[Atlas Sneezed]

SS does not become insolvent for years, at this point.

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I don’t know how you define solvency, but outlays are CURRENTLY greater than revenues, and the difference is made up from the general fund (which relies on borrowing).