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Friday, April 01, 2005

Poll on Social Security Personal Accounts

Patrick Ruffini has the stats from a new poll asking this question:

Do you favor or oppose giving individuals the choice to invest a portion of their Social Security contributions in stocks or mutual funds?

The poll results are interesting. So is the use of the term "contribution."

Are these taxes optional?

Posted by Amy Ridenour at 9:06 PM