Well, that is the unfortunate part of, as I see it, the amendment of the Senator from Arizona. What he is doing is saying--he is asking all of us, all Americans, to put our name on the bill. But the money is only going to two-tenths of 1 percent of us. I think that is unfortunate.
Discussing the implications of an amendment proposed by the Senator from Arizona.
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I would just say in this whole area of lifetime income options, there is a tremendous opportunity here.
It was incredibly important that we not only made Social Security solvent, but we lifted the bottom 20 percent dramatically.
What is realistic is to deal with these changes in a way that does expand access, that does expand the opportunity for people to participate in a retirement plan at work.
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