George Will; WHINING About "Entitlements"???

Mr. Shaman

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"Barack Obama has now established Mills's Social Security COLA as the capstone to the architecture of the entitlement culture that is modern liberalism's crowning achievement: It is an entitlement to which you are entitled even when you are not entitled to it. Obama says that 57 million Americans -- every Social Security beneficiary and some other recipients of federal entitlements -- are entitled to $250 apiece to assuage the disappointment of having not been injured by inflation. Because the cost of living declined 4 percent last year, the 57 million are not entitled to the actual COLA, but they evidently are going to be declared entitled to monetary consolation for the misfortune of not experiencing misfortune."

Gee, George....whatta shame you're sacrificing tax-dollar$ to the undeserving....and, it's the Librul's fault.

:rolleyes:

How 'bout a lil' CHANGE??!!!!!

"The Obama Administration plans to order companies that have received exceptionally large amount$ of bailout money from the government to slash compensation for their highe$t-paid executive$ by about half on average, according to people familiar with the long-awaited decision.

The cuts will affect 25 of the most highly paid executives at each of five major financial companies and two automakers, according to the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the plan has not been made public. Cash salaries will be cut by about 90 percent compared with last year, they said.

The administration will also curtail many corporate perk$, including the use of corporate jets for personal travel, chauffeured drivers and country club fee reimbursement, people familiar with the matter have said. Individual perks worth more than $25,000 have received particular scrutiny.

The seven companies under Feinberg's purview are Citigroup, Bank of America, General Motors, Chrysler, GMAC, Chrysler Financial and American International Group. These firms have received a total of about $250 billion in bailout funds from the Troubled Assets Relief Program, adopted last year by Congress, and benefited from hundred$ of billion$ of dollar$ more in government guarantees and other support."

O.K., George....continue with your screed about those ma$$ive S.S.-comps.

:rolleyes:
 
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