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      <![CDATA[If Wilson's PR team writes long-winded paragraphs in defense of him after you write a praise poem to him, you know something doesn't smell right. I've read enough about Steve Rattner and his self-serving book to know that this guy's shady.
        
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      <![CDATA[Clever how you pretended yesterday to be neutral in the Comptroller's race, with merely some nagging reservations about Wilson, and now 24 hours later you've come back with such a full throated denunciation of the man.<br>
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Setting up a straw man, only to kick him down, may feel like an effective rhetorical conceit but it's not ethical journalism.<br>
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As to your definition of the goal of government – I agree with your first statement that (the goal)” is not to make it a more nimble business with a robust balance sheet—it's the well-being of the people who depend upon it”<br>
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Where you go wrong is your second statement  “Yes, we are spending a lot of tax dollars to support a growing pool of retirees who are living longer than ever. But that's the social contract.”<br>
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I disagree that supporting retirees, many of whom are young and more capable of supporting themselves than the average American, is the social contract.
        
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