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GiqueCee

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7. Dubya tried to do just that...

Reply to patphil (Reply #2)

Thu Jun 18, 2026, 06:32 PM

Jun 18

... but even the slime mold on the Dark Side of the Aisle finally conceded that it was a fool's errand that would have little or no public support. But that was back when the concept of "Public Support" still meant something to those fascist assholes.

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Paul Krugman: [View all] applegrove Jun 18 OP

Paul Krugman is right. calimary Jun 18 #1

My belief is that the republicans would like to privatize social security to "save" it. patphil Jun 18 #2

Dubya tried to do just that... GiqueCee Jun 18 #7

I love Paul Krugman PatSeg Jun 18 #3

Where would we be without him? applegrove Jun 18 #4

I would willingly PatSeg Jun 18 #5

And principled. Brave and kind. applegrove Jun 18 #6

Absolutely PatSeg Jun 18 #12

This is a good point too: applegrove Jun 18 #8

Kicked and recommended Uncle Joe Jun 18 #9

Any possible changes to social security should... SirReal69 Jun 18 #10

I'm a big Krugman fan dlk Jun 18 #11

Saying Social Security is out of money is like the bank telling me my ongoing direct deposit is gone!!!! live love laugh Jun 18 #13

Can't spell Krugman without a K&R Blue Owl Jun 18 #14

I trust PK. He's one "who knows and knows that oasis Jun 19 #15

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