"Thanks, but No Thanks..." Should be the response supporters of privatizing Social Security. John Neffinger posted on that scenario over at Huffington Post. While, George W. Bush, John McCain and numerous Conservatives gleefully pushed the idea of the plan, it is clear that those of us who rejected it were correct.

The implications of Wall Streets meltdown has consequences many of us won't even pretend to understand. However, recognizing the powers that it has is our halls of Congress is easy to witness. Both Candidates received monies from the ailing companies.

"This is something Americans understand: social security is secure, and the stock market is anything but. There are few more personal or dramatic ways to illustrate McCain's terrible judgment than to imagine the nightmare scenario so many Americans would face if McCain and Bush had gotten their way on this -- or if McCain were to get his way as President."