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The Washington Post claims that Bush's plans on taxes and Social Security carry a "price tag" of $3 trillion.
* The Washington Post claims that Bush's plans on taxes and Social Security carry a "price tag" of $3 trillion. Does this mean taxpayers are going to have to shell out an extra $3 trillion to pay for it? Well, no. It's not that kind of price tag. One trillion of the "cost" comes from making the tax cuts permanent, so it's a saving to taxpayers. Nor would Social Security reform increase taxpayer liabilities by the remaining $2 trillion. The program uses most of the taxes that today's workers pay to fund the benefits of today's retirees. Introducing personal accounts would require that ...
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