"President Clinton talked about 'mend it, don’t end it,'" Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute said. "To judge by (Obama's) remarks, there's nothing that needs mending in our entitlement systems."
Many Republicans and a few Democrats are trying to figure out a way to Fix Social Security and other entitlement programs. the problem is that Obama and his Minions refuse to do anything which might reduce their bought votes.
Showing posts with label Social Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Security. Show all posts
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
Oh, NOW they do their job...
"For the first time in more than a quarter-century, Social Security ran a deficit in 2010: It spent $49 billion dollars more in benefits than it received in revenues, and drew from its trust funds to cover the shortfall. Those funds — a $2.7 trillion buffer built in anticipation of retiring baby boomers — will be exhausted by 2033, the government currently projects."
It would have been nice if they had done their job BEFORE the election.
H/t Monty over at Ace's
It would have been nice if they had done their job BEFORE the election.
H/t Monty over at Ace's
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Borepatch on Leftie Professors and Social Security
The Universities are reliably leftist, filled with intellectuals who dhttps://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifespise the free market:
The schools, too, exhibited and thereby taught the principle of reward in accordance with (intellectual) merit. To the intellectually meritorious went the praise, the teacher's smiles, and the highest grades. In the currency the schools had to offer, the smartest constituted the upper class. Though not part of the official curricula, in the schools the intellectuals learned the lessons of their own greater value in comparison with the others, and of how this greater value entitled them to greater rewards.
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The schools, too, exhibited and thereby taught the principle of reward in accordance with (intellectual) merit. To the intellectually meritorious went the praise, the teacher's smiles, and the highest grades. In the currency the schools had to offer, the smartest constituted the upper class. Though not part of the official curricula, in the schools the intellectuals learned the lessons of their own greater value in comparison with the others, and of how this greater value entitled them to greater rewards.
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