Over the long-term, meaningful Social Security and Medicare reform will be necessary to avert massive government dissaving, reduce the economic burden of government spending for an aging population, and restore budgetary flexibility to address other national priorities.
Aging populations create an economic burden for government spending.
No reform of Medicare is necessary because the government has plenty of cash to spend on other priorities.
Politicians are all judged based on the issues.
This program can be treated as a benchmark for success.
It will take so long that, perhaps in the future, our grand kids will experience it.
The Government's undercover operations are paid for by fines.
Bush was going to attack Palin.
The man next to the payphone is wearing the same color of yellow on his shirt as the storefront has on it.