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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry
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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (4112)2/25/2004 1:16:48 PM
From: tontoRead Replies (2) of 81568
 
Kenneth and AS disagree and believe they know better than Greenspan...Lolol

But while Greenspan urged urgency, Congress is unlikely to take up the controversial issue of cutting Social Security benefits in an election year.

Greenspan did not rule out using tax increases to deal with the looming crisis in Social Security, but he said that tax hikes should only be considered after every effort had been made to trim benefits.

While that would erect a high hurdle to President Bush’s call for making his 2001 and 2003 tax cuts permanent, estimated to cost at least $1 trillion over a decade, Greenspan again repeated his belief that spending cuts rather than tax increases were the best way to deal with the exploding deficit.

No one working needs to receive ss benefiis today. They are ripping off our society.

Cutting Social Security, rather than raising taxes on the wealthy, to reduce the deficit. Now, that is an issue made to order for John F. Kerry.
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