Poll shows boomers back tax increases on young workers to fund Social Security

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Reports a poll finding baby boomers support tax increases on young workers to fund Social Security.
Cites a 2025 Cato Institute survey claiming most older Americans want Social Security protected even if younger workers are taxed more.
Poster argues investing Social Security payroll taxes in equities would have made the fund hugely solvent by 2050.
Asserts baby boomers overwhelmingly support raising taxes on the young to fund Social Security, citing a Yahoo Finance article.

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/biz/62757726 ↗ live · archive argumentative developing 14 replies A poll shows boomers overwhelmingly support higher taxes on younger workers to maintain social security entitlements, which the poster endorses.
/pol/543894180 ↗ live · archive resentful developing 35 replies The poster reports a survey claiming 89% of baby boomers support higher taxes on younger Americans to protect Social Security.
/pol/543875115 ↗ live · archive hostile developing 19 replies Asserts baby boomers overwhelmingly support raising taxes on the young to fund Social Security, citing a Yahoo Finance article.
/pol/543813938 ↗ live · archive critical developing 106 replies Cites a 2025 Cato Institute survey claiming most older Americans want Social Security protected even if younger workers are taxed more.
/pol/543805696 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 169 replies Reports a poll finding baby boomers support tax increases on young workers to fund Social Security.
/pol/543819104 ↗ live · archive nostalgic evergreen 4 replies Poster argues investing Social Security payroll taxes in equities would have made the fund hugely solvent by 2050.