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The American Prospect
December 16, 2001

Commission Impossible: Why Bush is abandoning Social Security reform

It appears that President Bush's Social Security Commission, packed with privateers and Cato Institute members, has nonetheless deadlocked and run out of steam, signaling perhaps an end to this administration's attempts to privatize the system.

Resistance to the plan was led by Republican Congressman Tom Davis (VA), who chairs the National Republican Congressional Committee, and who fears that Republican candidates may be saddled with the plan.

Also see:

Cato Institute's Social Security Privatization website

Paul Krugman writes that the commission and its authors are monumental liars.

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