Despite the Fact That the U

Despite the fact that the U.S. Constitution did not authorize federal welfare, Congress justified the legitimacy of the Social Security Act with the argument that

A) Social Security benefits were not really a federal expenditure.
B) the U.S. Constitution could not have anticipated the need for a social security program.
C) payments into Social Security would always exceed benefits.
D) state administration of Social Security removed it from constitutional jurisdiction.
E) the Tenth Amendment specifically prohibited states from creating such programs.