The Social Security Crisis,
WMD of 2005, conjures
similar images of disaster in
the same kind of fuzzy focus.

Financial projections change
every month, but we are expected
to panic over what they say
will happen in thirty-five years.

If Bush wanted to fix something,
instead of reward somebody, he’d
talk about gradually removing
the cap on taxable earnings.

That could make the program
financially sound, but not help
Wall Street, and when Bush went to
visit, they might not kiss his feet.

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