Sometimes, I’m a cynic. For example, I don’t trust that Democrats care as much about the Second Amendment and gun regulation, immigration reform, or gay marriage as they say (heck, I’m not even sure Republicans care as much as they say, either, but that’s another post). I think they’re, largely, cherry picking issues that they […]
C is for Comeback America by David Walker
April 3, 2013 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: Book Reviews, Books and Reading, Entitlement Reform, Fiscal Reform, healthcare reform Tagged With: Barack Obama, Book review, Comeback America, David M. Walker, David Walker, Economic growth, entitlement reform, fiscal reform
Entitlement Reform: Start with Social Security
May 10, 2011 by Daniel Burton
It is almost cliché for my generation to joke that Social Security will be gone before we retire. It may be a stretch, but it really is no joking matter. Social Security is in a bad way, and it is getting worse. The number of Social Security recipients is growing faster than the number of people paying […]
Filed Under: Entitlement Reform Tagged With: Comeback America, Cost of Living Allowance, David M. Walker, entitlement reform, fiscal responsibility, ideas, Life expectancy, politics, postaday2011, President Obama, reality is not negotiable, Retirement, Social Security, Social Security debate (United States), United States
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