A failed plan has no owner
The Republicans are beginning to point fingers at each other about who is to blame for the failure of Bush's Social Security phased out program. Bob Cusak at The Hill has the story.
posted by Richard @ 12:18 AM
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
This blog On-Line Magazine is about the current debates on Social Security and on Medicare, including Part D as well as universal healthcare.
I provide occasional articles which I hope are illuminating as well as links to a lot of the significant on-line publications.
I worked eight years as a Social Security Claims Representative and have some training in economics and statistics (including an MBA), so I think I can provide some insight to the discussion.
Previous Posts
- Rally to support Social Security
- Bush responds to failure of 60 day Social Security...
- Social Security News from WaPo
- Democracy Corps declares Bush SS initiative dead
- Snow - SS cuts needed to reduce deficit
- Greenspan says link Social Security to Longevity
- Down Market casts pall on Bush's phase out plans
- A graphic on world experience with Social Security
- Great Britain - How is privatization doing?
- Chile - How is Privatization doing?
Buy These Books
Money-Driven Medicine: The Real Reason Health Care Costs so Much
The Plot against Social Security: How the Bush Administration Is Endangering Our Financial Future
Social Security: The Phony Crisis
Changing Patterns of Social Protection (International Social Security Services), Vol. 9
Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America
Krugman's recommended books follow
Saying No: The Challenges of Rationing Health Care
The Health Care Mess: How We Got into It and What It Will Take to Get Out
Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: Five Steps To A Better Health Care System
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