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02/20/2011

"Let's be bold when it comes to Medicare and let's put Social Security on the table in a rational way": Senator Lindsey Graham discusses President Obama's "fiscally timid" budget and the need for serious entitlement reform

On MSNBC's Meet the Press, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham debates budget options with Democratic Senator Dick Durbin. Throughout the interview Senator Graham advocated for serious but rational reforms to entitlement programs commenting that President Obama's current proposal "is just not the document we need to keep from becoming Greece."

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Posted at 11:30 AM in Entitlement reform, MSNBC |

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The deficit won't even be dented unless the Congress tackles the "Big Four", namely:

- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Social Security
- Military and Overseas spending

How do we think the GOP are doing (out of 10) on each of those?

Posted by: Our America Initiative | 02/20/2011 at 12:55 PM

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