And I'd like to return the thanks as a reader. Yo...
And I'd like to return the thanks as a reader. Your willingness to actually consider the more thoughtful responses shows that people aren't (necessarily) doomed to talk past each other on this...
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Medicare part D was inevitable. Be glad it is a private delivery system. Despite partisan efforts to derail the implementation, it is quite popular. Perhaps over time, the rest of Medicare will follow...
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Andrew, I think people have quite a nuanced view of all this, contrary to the belief of the pundit class. Most people know that a) we won't get as much as they're promising, and b) someone else is...
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Tom,<BR/>Entry to college is not the same as capable of college, half never finish. 12th grade testing is abysmal. Yes, we have the best secondary education in the world, but our K-12 is not...
View ArticleWhat If This Becomes a Class Conflict?Isn't it tha...
<I>What If This Becomes a Class Conflict?</I><BR/><BR/>Isn't it that already, only with disguised motivations?
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What are the growth assumptions that are used to generate the current view of the long-term fiscal gap?<BR/><BR/>What if we have a nice long recession starting around now?
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I find some if the remarks you make here rather surprising and even disturbing.
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