You have highlighted the fact that one of the primary drivers of the growth in the government and the spending which is going to create this structural deficit is health care costs, especially as it relates to the aging population, is that correct?
Senator Gregg emphasizes health care costs as a major factor in government spending and structural deficit.
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The approach should also make it clear that bipartisanship is at the essence of this exercise.
I don't think that's going to happen. On the bigger issue of the 1990s versus today, I do think there is structural differences.
Your careers may end happily before the reckoning. Your reelections may not be threatened by your inaction. But your consciences should be.
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