Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) has revealed a Social Security proposal which includes private accounts. DeMint's plan is cosponsored by Sen. Santorum (R-PA), Sen. Graham (R-SC), Sen. Crapo (R-ID), and Sen. Coburn (R-OK). The Ways and Means Committee also unveiled a proposal today which is quite similar to the DeMint plan. The name of the committee's plan is GROW, or "Growing Real Ownership for Workers," and it attempts to paint the creation of private accounts as more worker-friendly than they really are. Under the plan, workers could elect to have their share of the Social Security surplus set aside in a personal account. Critics point out it does nothing to solve the issue of solvency, which is unarguably the biggest problem facing Social Security. Rep. Jim Kolbe stated "If it's an attempt to get us off dead center, to move us forward, that's fine. But it doesn't fix the solvency [problem]: You'd have to borrow the money from some place else."