Friday, February 18, 2005
Another Reason to Like and Trust Sour 'Kraut
2042: A Fiscal Odyssey (washingtonpost.com): "To bring the silliness full circle, the president himself has since admitted that there really is no trust fund. But his 2042 date is based on the idea that there is. We will never be able to reform the system if the chief reformer does not clearly articulate what the impending crisis is, when it is coming and why."
What he has to say is less important than what it says about him. In this WaPo piece, he faults the Presdent for not explaining the Social Security problem well and suggests that the American people simply can't be rallied around a problem that will happen in almost forty years. All of that may be true, but it is more important that a man who is a Fox contributor shows that he is more thoughtful than partisan.
What he has to say is less important than what it says about him. In this WaPo piece, he faults the Presdent for not explaining the Social Security problem well and suggests that the American people simply can't be rallied around a problem that will happen in almost forty years. All of that may be true, but it is more important that a man who is a Fox contributor shows that he is more thoughtful than partisan.
