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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America welcome the news that outspoken liberal Rep. Keith Ellison is leaving the House of Representatives to run for statewide office in Minnesota, a venture they sincerely hope ends in failure. They also lament that Medicare and Social Security are getting closer to insolvency and neither lawmakers nor most Americans seem all that concerned about it. They also highlight yet another lie perpetrated by the Obama administration in getting the Iran nuclear deal done, this time allowing Iran access to U.S. banks while adamantly telling lawmakers it would not do so.
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The silver lining in the opioid crisis is that if it continues for a few more years – it’ll solve the social security crisis.
The debt is only a problem during Republican administrations.
I am very concerned that Medicare and Social Security are becoming insolvent. Being 51, I “contribute” way too much money to not receive any benefits.