On the recordJanuary 7, 2009
I think the entitlement issue, though, is more of a process problem than a policy problem. We have got to find a way to force ourselves to deal with restraining growth in such important programs.
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congress.govI think the entitlement issue, though, is more of a process problem than a policy problem. We have got to find a way to force ourselves to deal with restraining growth in such important programs.
Alexander describes entitlement reform as a process issue requiring action.
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