How Do They Sleep At Night

So this Congress sits on its ass while we continue to saddle the next generation with debts they'll never be able to pay. Nice works guys...and ladies.

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush made it the keystone of his domestic agenda, but he'll probably be gone before lawmakers turn their attention to Social Security again, a key lawmaker says.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Charles Grassley said he's "very pessimistic" that lawmakers can overhaul Social Security during the president's second term in office. Upcoming midterm and presidential elections will get in the way, he said.

"Probably, the next bite at the apple of Social Security will come in 2009," the Iowa Republican told an audience at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.