In evaluating a Social Security reform proposal, it is important to consider that increasing national saving is one criterion in assessing the extent to which the proposal achieves sustainable solvency.
When assessing a Social Security reform proposal, increasing national saving demonstrates the extent the proposal can achieve sustainable solvency.
Of course, we both know that the implicit background to these questions was the rumors of Bush's own drug abuse, and in that sense, this larger topic was what your question and the others were about.