WASHINGTON - (KRT) - President Bush is hoping that younger workers will breathe new life into his stalled plan for redesigning Social Security.
Lawmakers returning to Congress from their spring break say Bush's efforts to build support for personal retirement accounts have fallen flat. At the halfway point in the administration's "60 cities in 60 days" tour to promote change, Bush appears to be, at best, only marginally closer to his goal than when he launched the public-relations effort at the beginning of March.