Indeed, the Post criticized Democrats for being "increasingly intransigent on entitlement reform" – even though they have put forward approximately $500bn in proposed entitlement cuts, which is about $500bn more than Republicans have proposed.
And these are cause people who will be fresh out of the experience of being hit by this'' — campaign attacks over proposed entitlement reforms — "and who will have survived those hits".
And these are cause people who will be fresh out of the experience of being hit by this" — campaign attacks over proposed entitlement reforms — "and who will have survived those hits".
Some Democrats suggested the president wasn't necessarily proposing entitlement reform, but measures that would ensure programs like Social Security and Medicare don't cease to exist.
As if on cue, today in the Wall Steet Journal House Budget Chair Paul Ryan proposes "entitlement reforms" as a way out of the shutdown crisis.
After that discussion, your administration proposed a budget that would triple the national debt over the next 10 years -- surely you don't believe 10 years from now we will still be mired in this recession -- and propose new entitlement spending and move the cost of government to almost 24.5percentt of the economy.
Always a good policy wonk, he knows that America's true fiscal problems are the rising costs of health care, not Medicare and Medicaid themselves, but he continues to propose cutting entitlements spending.
Most Republicans would have been happy to hang the White House's decision to help pay for its health care bill with $700 billion worth of Medicare cuts around President Obama's neck without proposing any entitlement reforms of their own.
Vice President Al Gore, the Democrat, wants the government to provide a subsidy of as much as $3 for each $1 that a worker kicks in to his or her retirement kitty; this proposed new entitlement program is intended to favor the relative have-nots.
Even if the scope of Burge's argument goes as far as just proposed, the entitlement it confers requires "empirical supplementation" to meet counter-considerations. (Burge 1997, 23) Without empirical supplementation, normally highly implausible possibilities of error count as undermining reasons.
