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Ms. Toad

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3. Agreed.

Reply to edhopper (Original post)

Sat Jun 28, 2025, 02:13 PM

Jun 28

I made many of those points when Dems started jumping on board.

One not mentioned prominently enough in these articles is the reduction in social security income arising out of underreporting wages. If it's not subject to tax, you retirement income won't be based on it. (One sentence in the tax policy article mentioned it.)

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