November 1, 2010
Anyone who has not been living under a pumpkin
lately knows that the biggest threat to this country’s economic
future is its enormous entitlement state. The massive unfunded
liabilities of Medicare and Social Security are a noose around this
country’s economic neck that tightens every passing day. Given this
backdrop, the Tea Party movement’s raging about out-of-control
federal spending and the need for fiscal discipline might seem like
just what the doctor ordered. But as Shikha Dalmia explains, the
handling of this issue by the Tea Party and its anointed candidates
might have arguably set the cause of entitlement reform
backward—not forward—in this election.
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