The biggest pile of pasta that Trump is hurling at the wall is the number of dead people allegedly receiving Social Security. His endless recitation of Musky-smelling numbers was totally false, of course. But it's just one aspect of the drive to privatize Social Security. An even bigger pile of pasta is the plan to fire many thousands of Social Security workers. The idea is to make the public—including those who are receiving Social Security payments—believe that the government-run system isn't working, and it's time to privatize Social Security. Let's all hope that these piles of pasta slide down ineffectually down the wall, like the actual catsup that the Felon-in-Chief has been known to throw at an actual wall.
Bob, Thanks. An intriguing and scary possibility. As I’m sure you know, George W. Bush also pushed for Social Security privatization before the global financial crisis, which would have demonstrated the folly of the idea.
Spaghetti? This guy's hurling eggplant parm. Government by splatter. It will take years to clean up the mess.
The biggest pile of pasta that Trump is hurling at the wall is the number of dead people allegedly receiving Social Security. His endless recitation of Musky-smelling numbers was totally false, of course. But it's just one aspect of the drive to privatize Social Security. An even bigger pile of pasta is the plan to fire many thousands of Social Security workers. The idea is to make the public—including those who are receiving Social Security payments—believe that the government-run system isn't working, and it's time to privatize Social Security. Let's all hope that these piles of pasta slide down ineffectually down the wall, like the actual catsup that the Felon-in-Chief has been known to throw at an actual wall.
Bob, Thanks. An intriguing and scary possibility. As I’m sure you know, George W. Bush also pushed for Social Security privatization before the global financial crisis, which would have demonstrated the folly of the idea.
Yeah, you never need to throw it against the wall to test it. Just boil for eight minutes and you don't need to test, it's done.
You're a great historian, Richard.