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Social insecurity
It is a wonder Bush continues his fight for reform at allMay. 2, 2005 12:00 AM
The effort by President Bush to refocus national attention on Social Security reform is welcome in the way that one's bruised forehead welcomes the brick wall falling down.
Does this mean the bashing will stop?
What American, after all, is not growing tired of current federal operations? With phony "virtual" filibusters mocking the concept of "advise and consent" in the U.S. Senate? With obstructionism against important presidential nominees who are deemed too mean for the likes of the United Nations?
And with murky, minority-party vows to shut down government operations altogether at some distant point - as if any lucid person watching Congress wouldn't conclude that such an awful "shutdown" hasn't already happened?
The short answer is that the president's press conference last Thursday just added more bricks to the wall to knock his head against.
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Given his opponents' poisonous, anti-anything smog machine, it is a wonder Bush continues his fight to reform Social Security at all. (Emphasis mine)
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So according to the editorial board of The Arizona Republic, it is the Democrats who are practicing "inexcusable," "hyperbolic," "murky," "partisan," "oppo" politics. Dear God it just never ends.
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