The most blatant of them is calling the current deficit amount an 'all time high'....how quickly it's forgotten that with BO's first five years, that deficit was over a trillion each year.
As for 'cutting' SS and Medicare, it's absolutely necessary to bring it back to something sustainable if those programs are going to continue to be under government control instead of weaning people away from it and having private solutions and personal responsibility. Social programs forced by government never work and need to be considered to be 'failed experiments'. The place to start the cutting is what I mentioned the other day, Take people off the SS Disability, especially those who got into the programs which includes Medicare during the BO administration when he allowed those who lost their unemployment benefits and immediately diverted to Disability benefits instead because the eligibility requirements were lowered. The same thing happened with 'welfare' benefits such as housing, food stamps, and Medicaid. Take a look at the Clinton Welfare Reform bill that was passed in the late 90's,,,,,limits were set on not only who could qualify, but also how long you could collect. Welfare to work actually worked greatly and must be implemented again.

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