Montana Insurance

President George W. Bush, with a view of opposition from Democrats and Congress of the nation’s largest elderly association, said his plan for Social Security benefit to protect young workers, while those at or near retirement.

“ This is not received your check,’’said Bush in a campaign-style event today in Fargo, North Dakota, the first stop on a two-day, five-State Tour. “ Is it now the right time for bodies aside and focus on saving Social Security for younger workers.”

Bush said he is open to ideas, as we have the right to finance sustainable program. It needs at least five votes Democratic, planning in a Republican-led Senate. In North Dakota, he said he hopes voters Senator Kent Conrad, a Democrat, faces renewal of two years, that the Republicans during the revision of social insurance.

“ Bush is not directly convince the Congress, so that you have to break the man,”Stephen Stanley, chief economist at RBS Greenwich Capital in Greenwich, Connecticut, said.

Procedural rules allow the minority to require Senate, 60 votes on all legislation important or controversial. Bush should be five Democrats, 55 Republicans all.

Conrad, who are part of a group bipartie trying to develop a compromise, said the long-term and chronic medical care must be part discusses social security, and it opposes any plan of expansion a record deficit of Confederation. The senator, spent a large part of Air Force One travel to Fargo today in an interview with Bush, was not immediately comment.

Bush wants his young worker to enjoy “ Zinsen”in composed of private accounts, investments in stocks and conservatives “ Anleihen”zu complementary, that payments from social security systems.

Protests

Outside the North Dakota State University’s Bison Sports Arena, where Bush spoke of 100 demonstrators, called a “ insurance is not a investissement”et has proved he is hot, “ Social security is for us , Not Wall Street,”and “ Poverty is a weapon of mass destruction.”

Last night, Bush cited previously, the proposals of Democrats including former President Bill Clinton and the late New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan as examples of ideas, it would be considered. He said he would put an end to restrictions sight, benefits for wealthy retirees, indexing prices and benefits are not regarded as wages, increasing the retirement age, discouraging early entry benefits, and amend benefits are calculated.

Democrats’ ideas

“ It plays no role for me, if it is a Republican idea or Democrat idea, if it is a good idea of this system works, I will listen and work with them,’’said Bush today.

For now, the Senate Democrat Ron Wyden of Oregon and Ben Nelson of Nebraska, have said they may support private accounts would be funded by additional contributions of people paychecks.

“ He has a few more ideas, and I think it is close to developing a plan,’’said Nelson speech by Bush last night. “ But I am always tense on the plan.”

Bush supporters distributed tickets for the event Fargo networks of friends, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said.

“ This is your money,”Bush told his audience, including students, their entry into the retirement age “ future is not very good, you have a problem.”Private Auditors would provide “ the money you can decide to quit, that you want,”he said. In Montana, this afternoon, Bush is in his case, a meeting of the council.

The president is beside his argument Montana, Nebraska, Arkansas and Florida, all states have agreed that the election is in November and democratic, each with a senator.

Talking Points

The Tour is supported Republicans for selling the notion of private accounts on the parties, “said Representative Jim Kolbe, a Republican, Arizona. “ We clearly outlets and discuss the points we need,’’said Kolbe.

“ Bush had better board republican troops in the house,’’said Dave McAlpin, Montana State Democrats and representatives of Missoula.

Montana Senator Max Baucus, senior Democrat on Finance, feels no pressure on all the emperors “,” Barrett said the spokesman. Baucus voted for Bush in 2001 to $ 1.7 trillion in tax cuts over 10 years, won a fifth term in 2002 to more than 66 percent of the vote and 54 of 56 counties.

Bush visits the “ Senator Baucus is a chance to say that people in Montana, why not privatize Social Security is a bad idea,’’said Kaiser. The State 900000 inhabitants, about 160000 receive social security benefits, he said.

“ Bush proposal would only strengthen Social Security’s financial problems and weaken the program,”Baucus said in a statement yesterday evening. “ There are better approaches.”

Labor Coalition

A coalition of 35 working and civil rights, including the AFL-CIO, the nation’s largest union, and the Bush plan against the NAACP. AARP, the nation’s largest senior citizens receiving, it is necessary to mobilize. The 35 million members, a group of two, $ 5 million ad campaign last month against the Bush plan.

MoveOn.org, a group of funds, the Democrats against Bush and the election campaign in 2004, a TV display in Montana and Florida against Bush plan. “ It is los rallies, in coordination with his speech Stumpf,’’said Trevor Fitzgibbon, a spokesman for moveon.

Bush is a type of “ trying to take the bull by the horns, Florida, “said party chairman Scott Maddox Florida”Demokratische. “ It is a very difficult time to sell to the state,”Maddox said. “ It does not convince Bill Nelson,”Florida’s Democratic Senator, for the election during the year 2006.

Democrats, a departure from tradition, shouted “ No, nein”während the last night of the Union speech, Bush claimed that if social security is exhausted and “ Konkurs”von 2042.

“ I do not see, it has 60 votes,’’said Greg VALLIERE, chief strategist of Stanford Washington Policy Research, a consulting firm investment in Washington. “ I’m not sure he 55”republikanischen its own voice.

Nebraska Senator Nelson said Bush’s visit to his country will not be decisive, if the care of private accounts.

“ I’ve never felt the pressure of a presidential visit,’’said Nelson. “ The only pressure is, in my opinion of the man in Nebraska me again here and represent their country. It is politically correct, but it is also true.