I didn't want to take the OUTRAGE thread off topic, but I thought this was worthy of investigating:
I think it is fair to say that our Social Security system is financially approaching ruin. In a few years more money will go out to retirees than will be coming in from employees.
In 2005 President Bush tossed out a challenge to both parties and all members of Congress. FIX IT. He made a few suggestions but clearly stated that everything would be considered.
Given that Bill Clinton and other Democrats have a history of suggesting we need to fix Social Security, why did the Democratic party fail to offer constructive options?
Why did the Democratic party applaud the fact that they obstructed all progress to fix a system nearing bankruptcy when President Bush mentioned it during the State of the Union address?
Cityboy said:There is no bigger group of buffoons than the Democrat party, led by Uncle Ted, and Bush made them look even sillier with the Social Security issue during the SOTU address.
I think it is fair to say that our Social Security system is financially approaching ruin. In a few years more money will go out to retirees than will be coming in from employees.
In 2005 President Bush tossed out a challenge to both parties and all members of Congress. FIX IT. He made a few suggestions but clearly stated that everything would be considered.
Given that Bill Clinton and other Democrats have a history of suggesting we need to fix Social Security, why did the Democratic party fail to offer constructive options?
Why did the Democratic party applaud the fact that they obstructed all progress to fix a system nearing bankruptcy when President Bush mentioned it during the State of the Union address?