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Is anyone else vaguely uncomfortable with Josh Marshall's social security fixation? In my mind, before you crucify the Democrats who are looking at some of these proposals, you should make sure that they are, in fact, just bending in the political wind. I'm not so sure that they are.
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Frankly, I'm more worried about whether they're not bending with the political winds, but actually commited in their guts to helping the President gut social security.
The Republicans are unified not because they've got no diversity of opinion, but because as a party they enforce unity. It's about time Democrats got around to that.
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