Published 10/24/2008
by shannanb
at CNN Political Ticker
CNN: Candidates ignoring coming Social Security crisis, critics say
Experts call it the "forgotten issue," or even the "ignored issue" — Social Security.
Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama have spent ample time addressing the budget crisis, but haven't zeroed in on the growing concerns over Social Security.
CNN: GOP argument: Don't give President Obama a blank check
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