Is it reasonable to assess the election results and believe that they mean the likelihood of a significant bailout of public pensions is very low? How about multiemployer pensions/PBGC?
I have some hope for MEPs, but I doubt in the lame duck session. There have been multiple attempts for MEPs before, and that's going to take some time.
As for public pensions... no bailout. Even if Dems manage to eke a bare majority in the Senate (unlikely, but possible)
I will be having a post-election round-up post, but I will be doing COVID death rates next, and one other thing, before I get to that.
Is it reasonable to assess the election results and believe that they mean the likelihood of a significant bailout of public pensions is very low? How about multiemployer pensions/PBGC?
I have some hope for MEPs, but I doubt in the lame duck session. There have been multiple attempts for MEPs before, and that's going to take some time.
As for public pensions... no bailout. Even if Dems manage to eke a bare majority in the Senate (unlikely, but possible)
I will be having a post-election round-up post, but I will be doing COVID death rates next, and one other thing, before I get to that.