After Government Shutdown, Few Discussing Budget Solutions
Something is noticeably absent from congressional candidates’ rampant finger-wagging over this month’s bipartisan deal to extend the nation’s borrowing limit and reopen government: concrete proposals to fundamentally alter the U.S. balance sheet. Blame politics as the chief reason for the lack of solutions offered by 2014 incumbents and challengers. Influential Democratic backers go to the mat to protect Social Security and Medicare. Republicans love defense spending, while key GOP groups boast opposition to higher taxes...Read More
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I have a common sense plan for a financially solvent, honest and viable national health plan. What I lack is a political base. Any suggestions? Oh, and by the way, I have NOTHING to sell anyone.