Sentence examples for entitlement plan from inspiring English sources

Ryan noticed that, during the campaign, the complimentary remarks about his reform ideas from President Obama and other Democrats were replaced by criticism of his entitlement plan as a risky scheme.

"Because it has become increasingly difficult for individuals to build their own security," the president told a national radio audience, "government must now step in and help them lay the foundation stones". Social Security did become the cornerstone -- not only the biggest government entitlement plan but also the most universal, the most popular and the most enduring.

You had a prescription drug plan -- the biggest entitlement plan, by the way, in several decades -- that was passed without it being paid for.

Romney early on praised the original Ryan Medicare plan; Ryan returned the favor by admiring Romney's tax and entitlement plans.

Haven't the Republicans been telling us that we simply can no longer afford these expensive entitlement plans and that we must either reform these programs or go broke?

The combination of the Bush tax cuts and spending to finance two wars and entitlement plans created an enormous debt burden that future generations will be forced to carry.

Some of them think it means they should feed the poor, while others think it can't possible mean that literally since feeding the poor will only turn the poor into societal leeches who put unnecessary fiscal burden on the federal budget with expensive entitlement plans," said Peter.

I've seen a few people describe this as basically Mitt Romney's taxes-and-entitlements plan, now "made flesh and dwelling among us," as National Review's Dan Foster puts it.

If congressional Democrats don't kill his Republican "entitlements" plan (which even Republicans are now afraid to endorse), then the Democratic Party will effectively have ended, right here and now.

Conferees from the House and Senate agreed last week to make the military retiree's health plan a new entitlement program, so the benefits will be as permanent as Social Security or Medicare.

"Any attempt to expand this entitlement program should include a plan to eliminate the inherited waiting list for services to our disabled community, include work requirements to help Kansans escape poverty and have a neutral impact on the state budget.