State of the Union: Will Obama Tell Young People He's Screwing Them Big Time?
Probably not, but they should listen up anyway.
Entitlements
How to Fix America's Broken Entitlements System
It's time to explore all options for entitlement reform.
Obama Commits Himself To Dodging Entitlement Reform
No more talk about "hard choices" regarding unaffordable programs
What to Expect from Obama's Second Term
A few shreds of evidence that Obama might follow through on a center-right policy agenda
Business Group Wants Eligibility Ages Raised for Entitlements
Not as good as abolishing the damned things, but a start
With $6B Spent, Texas Ranks Just After California in Food Stamp Use
Four million people on the much-abused program
Retiring Boomers Signal Surge in Entitlement Spending
There aren't enough taxpayers left to pay for the goodies
Poll: Most Americans Support Tax Hikes For High-Income Earners
But not so keen on entitlement cuts
Boehner Offers To Trade Tax Hike for Entitlement Cuts
Are those real cuts or government "cuts"?
Fiscal Cliff Talks Snagged Over Need for Unpopular Entitlement Cuts
Americans are hooked on their unaffordable goodies
Why Progressives Support Welfare for the Rich
Democrats' counterintuitive resistance to means-testing Medicare and Social Security
Cory Booker to Live on Food Stamps for a Week
In response to a tweeter saying that nutrition isn't the government's responsibility
Tax Cuts, Entitlement Reform Favored by Chamber of Commerce
But not by politicians, if recent bloviating is any guide
Entitlements Are the Real Cliff
Guess we can look forward to Obama and Romney speaking about this tonight, right?
'What Eisenhower Said About the Military-Industrial Complex Is True'
Sen. Tom Coburn on the fiscal time bomb, the military, and morals in America
A Defense of Romney's "47 Percent" Comment
Sooner or later, says Judge Napolitano, the government will run out of other people's money. Romney understands that.
Paul Ryan and the Real Enemy of Medicare
It's easy to improve health care if cost is no object. It's easy to reduce costs if you can tolerate worse health outcomes.
