The contradictions of Mr. Gingrich's entitlement plan reveal part of his political character, which is that his policies often don't match the high-decibel, sometimes grandiose nature of his rhetoric. This can make it easier for his opponents to stigmatize his policies as more radical than they really are because Mr. Gingrich tells everyone they're radical. He might achieve more if he spoke more softly and carried a bigger stick.RTWT at the link.
Showing posts with label Retirement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Retirement. Show all posts
Thursday, December 8, 2011
The Newtitlement State
At Wall Street Journal, "On Medicare, Mitt Romney has the bolder, better reform":
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Forget Santa Barbara: Best Retirement Spots in California
Well, I've still got about 15 years to go until then, plus another 5 or so for my wife, but I'm thinking of bailing on California altogether. Sheesh.
At Smart Money, "Retire Here, Not There: California — Forget Santa Barbara. Here are four more affordable Golden State gems."
I love Santa Barbara, of course, but San Luis Obispo is pretty heavenly, I have to admit.
At Smart Money, "Retire Here, Not There: California — Forget Santa Barbara. Here are four more affordable Golden State gems."
I love Santa Barbara, of course, but San Luis Obispo is pretty heavenly, I have to admit.
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