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Wednesday, December 22, 2004
How concerned are Americans about Social Security?
Kevin Drum shows that the country is actually less concerned about the outlook for Social Security than before, despite anything the media might tell you. He writes,
The number of people who think we have a Social Security "crisis" is down considerably, and the number of people who think it has "minor problems" — which is probably the most accurate choice here — is up. That huge tranche of people who continue to think Social Security has major problems is still worrisome, of course, but hardly unexpected after years of doom-mongering from both parties. Obviously we still have a lot of work cut out for us in the public education department, but at least the trends are in the right direction.It's good to see that there is someone out there who can actually read and understand polls.
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