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Rep. [[Paul Ryan]], Chairman of the House Budget Committee in the 112th Congress, proposed in his ''Roadmap for America's Future'' a choice  for all workers to be allowed to invest 2 percent of their first $10,000 of annual payroll tax into personal accounts. Workers would be allowed to select from a list of managed investment funds, approved by the government for soundness and safety, like those in the federal government’s Thrift Savings Plan.

Rep. [[Paul Ryan]], Chairman of the House Budget Committee in the 112th Congress, proposed in his ''Roadmap for America's Future'' a choice  for all workers to be allowed to invest 2 percent of their first $10,000 of annual payroll tax into personal accounts. Workers would be allowed to select from a list of managed investment funds, approved by the government for soundness and safety, like those in the federal government’s Thrift Savings Plan.

[[Harold Meyerson]] of the [[Democratic Socialists of America]], writing in the ‘’[[Washington Post]]’’ proposed eeliminating the payroll tax altogether, for both employers and employees, claiming it would increase by $2,100 the take-home pay, and buying power, of workers making $50,000 annually.<ref>http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/time-for-another-stimulus-mr-president/2011/08/09/gIQAjwLQ5I_story.html</ref>

Harold Meyerson of the [[Democratic Socialists of America]], writing in the ''[[Washington Post]]'' proposed eeliminating the payroll tax altogether, for both employers and employees, claiming it would increase by $2,100 the take-home pay, and buying power, of workers making $50,000 annually.<ref>http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/time-for-another-stimulus-mr-president/2011/08/09/gIQAjwLQ5I_story.html</ref>

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