[pickrell]

"...Best Howard Dean moment: Democrats erupting in applause when the president began a sentence saying, "Congress did not act last year on my proposal to save Social Security . . ."

This line, this scene, will stand alongside the Hindenburg disaster filmclip in years to come.

When Social Security begins its meltdown around 2015, the deliberate sabotage of the last chance to fix it will be the enduring final epitaph of the Democratic Party. It will stand in mute testament to a political party willing to watch the economic enslavement of their own grandchildren, and sneer that... no matter- they won.

But then, for creatures who care not how history revile them, I suppose it is one pathetic win for them.

[I still care]

Did you see the clip of Hillary jumping to her feet applauding when Bush said that? And he pointed at Congress and said, This problem is not going away?

I somehow think that might turn into a very nasty campaign commercial somehow.

[RedWing9]

This line, this scene, will stand alongside the Hindenburg disaster filmclip in years to come.

Beat me to it.... Well said...