Socialism is the lord of envious people

A Market Watch article published in February 2004 contained this quote by David Walker, comptroller general of the U. S., who wrote in a New York Times editorial that, “The federal debt, plus the gap between the government, Social Security and Medicare commitments and money set aside to pay for them, exceeds $400,000 per family of four.” Today, eight years later, our government cannot agree among themselves what we owe in total, let alone per family. All agree, however, it is at least $800,000 per family — and climbing. That is inexcusable.