At GOP Debate, Social Security Has a Moment
By - Richard Eisenberg, www.nextavenue.org)
Surprisingly, at least to me, economic issues didn’t come up at all until 49 minutes into the debate.While other pundits watched yesterday’s Republican presidential debates for the histrionics and the horserace, my focus was on domestic issues of importance to Americans over age 50. Here, it came down to a single exchange about Social Security. Read more…
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