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Bamboozlepalooza: Day 13 of 60

By Judd Legum on Mar 15th, 2005 at 5:44 pm

Bamboozlepalooza: Day 13 of 60

[The Bush administration has launched a 60-day public relations campaign to sell its Social Security privitization plan. ThinkProgress helps you keep up with all the action.]

Has Bamboozlepalooza stalled?

Days 1-10: Lots of action every day.

Days 11-13: Zilch.

Update: Looks like they are rolling again. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce Eric Stewart is barnstorming North Carolina.



8 Responses to “Bamboozlepalooza: Day 13 of 60”

  1. ryan says:

    Shouldn’t we wait to critize Bush until he actually submits his plan. Seems to me like stuff like this makes us look too negative.


  2. Alex says:

    Ryan,
    That sounds a bit like a troll
    since:
    –> Bush refuses to submit a complete plan
    –> What he has presented does nothing to
    help SS solvency
    –> He is trying to bait with private accounts
    while keeping very quiet about benefit cuts
    –> Bush’s ideological mind trust has been clear
    they want to destroy SS for many years


  3. Bryan says:

    Ryan

    The question you should ask is this: Why would Bush spend good tax money promoting a mere concept?? Why would he undertake a 60 day trek across the country without so much as a plan?


  4. David says:

    Ryan,
    This is more of the spin, half-truths, and lies we have heard for the past 4+ years. What would make you think things have changed? This is the same team that said their were WMD, why should we believe that SS is about to cave-in?


  5. jusfishn says:

    Make Social Security solvent by reducing Israels aid by 2-3 billion a year and put it in the Social Security fund. We would make Social Security solvent and have more friends in the middlle east.


  6. Bones says:

    This may be just one issue the republicans cannot go back to ‘ol reliable – 9/11.


  7. ArthurKC says:

    Every day of the 60 day parade should be marked as another day without a specific Bush plan to make Social Security solvent. As in: “Fourteen down, twenty-six to go; still no plan Bush can show.”


  8. Willie Loucks says:

    Bush says he getting his message across and I for one believe him. Even with his riged town hall meetings and his shill reporters and no plan but just talk. He has convinced me it’s a bunch of bull.



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