Dems Cheered Blocking Social Security Reform in 2006-- Now It Could Face Default With

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In 2006, Congressional Democrats wildly cheered their obstruction of Social Security reform at President Bush's State of the Union Address:

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That was 3 years ago.

Yesterday, U.S. Rep. Spencer Bachus predicted, “Social Security could face default within two years.”
Tuscaloosa News reported, via Drudge:


“Social Security could face default within two years,” U.S. Rep. Spencer Bachus predicted here Tuesday. “The situation is much worse than people realize, especially because of the problems brought on by the recession, near depression."

“That’s not been on the board — people don’t seem to know that,” Bachus, the ranking member of the House Committee on Financial Services, said in a wide-ranging interview with the Tuscaloosa News Editorial Board. “What this recession has done to Social Security is pretty alarming."

“We’ve known for 15 years that we were going to have to make adjustment to Social Security, but we still thought that was seven or eight years down the road,” he said. “But if things don’t improve very quickly, we’re going to be dealing with that problem before we know it.”

The solvency of Social Security, which provides pensions for people over 65, has not played a major role in the current debate over health care in Congress and Bachus, a Vestavia Hills Republican who represents part of Tuscaloosa County, said it will not likely be addressed in any health care bill the House eventually passes, although if a Social Security bail out is needed, it will invariably impact government health care programs.
Thanks Dems.

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http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009/08/dems-cheered-blocking-social-security.html
 
links in article at the site..
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In 2006, Congressional Democrats wildly cheered their obstruction of Social Security reform at President Bush's State of the Union Address:

YouTube - Democrats Applauding Their Own Obstructionism

That was 3 years ago.

Yesterday, U.S. Rep. Spencer Bachus predicted, “Social Security could face default within two years.”
Tuscaloosa News reported, via Drudge:

“Social Security could face default within two years,” U.S. Rep. Spencer Bachus predicted here Tuesday. “The situation is much worse than people realize, especially because of the problems brought on by the recession, near depression."

“That’s not been on the board — people don’t seem to know that,” Bachus, the ranking member of the House Committee on Financial Services, said in a wide-ranging interview with the Tuscaloosa News Editorial Board. “What this recession has done to Social Security is pretty alarming."

“We’ve known for 15 years that we were going to have to make adjustment to Social Security, but we still thought that was seven or eight years down the road,” he said. “But if things don’t improve very quickly, we’re going to be dealing with that problem before we know it.”

The solvency of Social Security, which provides pensions for people over 65, has not played a major role in the current debate over health care in Congress and Bachus, a Vestavia Hills Republican who represents part of Tuscaloosa County, said it will not likely be addressed in any health care bill the House eventually passes, although if a Social Security bail out is needed, it will invariably impact government health care programs.
Thanks Dems.
from..
http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009/08/dems-cheered-blocking-social-security.html


Remind me, was the "bush plan" based on privatization, reduced payouts, or fiscal balance?
 
yet you claim to know everything about the Bush Presidency..
did you just start following politics when the Hugo Obama was elected or what?
His knowledge of politics starts and ends with "Bush sucks and its all his fault". lol
 
A bill was actually introduced in congress by the Republican for SS reform?

I am talking in writing here, not just wind from the podium.
 
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