Scott Rigell: “I believe that, for example, means testing of Medicare, we should talk about that.”

I want an aspirational leader that I could say to my son and grandson, grow up to be like him or her. And he fails that test miserably.

The politics of addition are always smarter than the politics of subtraction.

I think the commissioner put it in because it is a sincerely and deeply held assessment and a troubling one of the agency.

I would respectfully submit that you as the Secretary of the Treasury have a duty to raise the alarm level here.