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Journalist PHILLIP LONGMAN
Clinton proposes higher-income tax on Social Security benefits for individuals with incomes over $25,000 and couples over $32,000.
The administration estimates fewer than one-quarter of retirees would be affected by the proposed higher-income tax on Social Security benefits.
Journalist PHILLIP LONGMAN. He specializes in politics and public policy. He'll talk with Terry about the items in Clinton's address last night dealing with entitlements. Clinton wants to a impose higher-income tax on Social Security benefits for individuals with incomes over $25,000 and couples over $32,000. The administration says this would affect fewer than one-quarter of retirees. LONGMAN is the author of "Born to Pay: The New Politics of Aging in America," (published in 1987 by Houghton Mi
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