It's far from perfect, of course meaningful entitlement reform is the only way to really address the debt problem, and even short of that some more significant discretionary cuts would be good but Republicans don't control Washington, and given their limited formal power, an end to this process that looks something like this bill would be pretty remarkable.
It's the perfect storm of entitlement and cowardice, and the participants have somehow turned college campuses into a place where freedom of speech is something to be feared and hated.
The comments on Mr. Baldwin's Web site testify to the newfound entitlement of perfect strangers to participate in every aspect of the private lives of public figures.
It's because of a perfect storm of generational entitlement, high educational attainment, and a devalued market for words.
It offers a perfect example of what happens when male entitlement and guns collide.
He is charming, casual in his entitlement, and trapped in his own perfect mind, which he takes leave of via bottles of clear liquor every evening.
Whereas the other characters tend to be more colorful and self-deprecating, Marnie's desperation to be perfect is only that much more infuriating in her entitlement.
Having said this, Lynch's spoof of at-times bloated unions and their occasional sense of entitlement, in the absolutely brilliant Inland Empire was perfect.
It's like Switzerland round here - sparkling streams; plush, manicured properties; perfect meadows - with countless American flags advertising an air of patriotic entitlement.
Caroline Kennedy's declaration of interest to David Paterson has produced the perfect storm of political controversy, pushing everybody's age, income, gender and entitlement buttons.
