Big budget surpluses and a weakening economy—it seems like there could be no better time for a tax cut. But there's a better way to use much, if not all, of the $1.6 trillion in projected surplusesrnthat the Bush Administration wants to plow intornincome tax reductions. The alternative: Put the money into Social Security where it can be used to bolster the system's long-term solvency, while easing the burden of the onerous payroll tax that funds the system.
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