Wednesday, Nov 28, 2012 11:51 PM UTC
The Simpson-Bowles consensus makes no sense
Capping federal spending at 21 percent of GDP is arbitrary, short-sighted and wrong for America
Capping federal spending at 21 percent of GDP is arbitrary, short-sighted and wrong for America
Right-wing sharks are using America's increased life expectancy as an excuse to gut one of its best-loved programs
A deal that cuts entitlements would be bad for mainstream Americans. And besides, what's the rush?
Citing a phony "crisis," the GOP wants to gut Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. Democrats can't let them
Listen up, Democrats: Obama didn't win by promising a compromise on entitlement reform. He won despite it
The V.P. candidate's privatization policies are startlingly similar to those implemented by the Chilean dictator
A new survey finds that retirement is an unaffordable luxury for many
But neither Republicans nor Democrats want to do anything about it
We can't discuss the program's future until after the election, says Obama aide. But by then it might be too late
By ignoring Bain, abortion, "don't ask, don't tell," immigration and a host of issues, Obama gave Romney new life
If the presidential candidates could answer these questions, the American public would rest a lot easier
In short, supporting the unprecedented concentration of wealth and power at the very top
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