The financial outlook for America’s strained entitlement programs grew worse on Monday. For the first time since 1982, Social Security’s trustees announced that the program’s ballooning costs are expected to exceed the revenue it takes in by 2020. Perversely, this was welcomed as good news, since that red line was...

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