[Grendel9]

We already know the young adults are in favor of
having their own private accounts. Seniors who
are guaranteed their monthly allotments shouldn't
have a thing to say about the plan. Any 35-45
year old should also be interested in participating
at least part of the deduction. Personally, I see no
negatives to this plan. I'd have bought into it
when I was young. Instead, I had to pay SS PLUS
set aside part of my income for retirement. I did
it, and so did a lot of other people. SS just helps
pay the utilities. Any idiot who ever thought he
could quit working at 62-65 and live on SS was mentally
akilter! But then, there are quite a few seniors
working at Walmart and the Jewel Stores.

[Logical me]

If the American people weren't so preoccupied with failure they would realize that if President Bush plan, in the future, was not working, do you think that the SS would have no funds. How stupid. NEVER WILL IT NOT HAVE FUNDS. In this event of failure then taxes will be increased or if enough revenue in the general fund is available, a bail out would occur. IT WOULD BE STUPID TO THINK ANY OTHER OPTION WOULD OCCUR. Please stop the stupidity.

[Soul Seeker]

Ah, the one that asked the President how he could work with people like Clinton that were divorced from reality. LOL

Thank you Jeff!

[Brilliant]

Smart move. If the American people don't demand action, nothing will happen.

[Ed_in_NJ]

"...must confront the problem fully and directly..."

Maybe we could get him to do that with the Mexican border crisis?

[conservativebabe]

Taking it directly to the American people is a smart move. That's what Reagan did.

[snowsislander]

I am glad to see this initiative on the part of the president.

If he can indeed do anything to salvage the current Ponzi mess inherited from our greatest domestic disaster of a president, President Franklin Roosevelt, that will indeed be a blessing for our posterity.

[k2blader]

Good for the Prez!

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT