of survival and that there is no other program hat affects so many of you in an intimate way.
             With the aging of the baby boomers threatening the retirement program, the president has asked Congress not to touch the country's first budget surpluses in 30 years without first agreeing to changes that will ensure the
             solvency of the Social Security system. President Clinton was more specific when he said that $100 billion of the surplus could add at lease a year to Social Security's financial stability with no other changes being made. As a whole President Clinton refused to offer any solutions. "If I put a specific plan on the table now I will undermine and weaken the debate, not strengthen it," he said. Several other speakers disagreed with the President, in that with no other action taken, Social Security is likely to run short of cash by 2029. (Congressional Research Service Report, PG 7). Many agreed that some limited amount of privately lay in the f
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