Failing to act to reform and therefore save these entitlement programs is irresponsible.
Deborah Koff Ross: “Failing to act to reform and therefore save these entitlement programs is irresponsible.”
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Ross emphasizes the need for reforming entitlement programs to avoid future resource shortages.
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