But to answer the SS question, the longer it takes before SS is to be reformed, the more money it will cost. Besides, the only Democrat solution has been to either raise payroll taxes, add income tax revenues (which would result in a call for income tax hikes), cut benefits, or raise the retirement age...all solutions either the DNC Chairman and the 2000 Presidential candidate has endorsed and would not effectively solve the problem.

At least the Bush plan would bring some closure to Social Security reform, while adding the vestiges of ownership and property into the equation. Those are conservative values, and they are definitely more acceptable than adding more government intrusion into retirement savings.
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