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Public-pension folks escape duty to subsidize the poor
I would like Ohio’s Democratic senator, Sherrod Brown, to know that, as a self-employed professional who already is paying 15 percent of my income in Social Security taxes, I was dismayed to read of his plan to remove the wage cap on Social Security payroll taxes, so that higher earners have to pay Social Security tax on more of their income...Read More
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