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David Frum: It's time to start saying no to the elderly

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Andrew Sprung: Pretty liberal sounds @davidfrum as he details extent to which the old are eating the young's lunch in US & Europe http://t.co/XChPyotm

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Andrew Sprung: Pretty liberal sounds @davidfrum as he details extent to which the old are eating the young's lunch in US & Europe http://t.co/XChPyotm

Kevin Drum - Mother Jones: The War Against the Young

davidfrum: The issue is not only driving: it is generational inequity across the board. http://t.co/Y9v5Kpdu

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