It has room for changes and yet will hit its mark. Is it wise? We'll, it is certainly prudent!
I don't understand why you would continue this line of argument when most economists are supporting spending reform. How can we continue down the path of continually hitting a shrinking nett tax base?
You can argue semantics but the bigger issue is how do you keep economic sustainability when the populist cronies in the senate live in a reality vacuum?
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