Which president borrowed the most from social security? This question often sparks debates among historians and political analysts. The Social Security program, established in 1935 during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, has been a cornerstone of American social policy. Over the years, several presidents have had to tap into the Social Security trust fund to address budgetary shortfalls and finance government spending. This article delves into the history of Social Security borrowing and identifies the president who has utilized the program the most.
