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Deficit panel leaders propose curbs on Social Security, major cuts in spending, tax breaks
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Leaders of President Obama's deficit commission propose cutting spending, curbing increases in Social Security benefits and erasing $100 billion in tax breaks for individuals and businesses. This is part of an effort to reduce $4 trillion in deficits over the next ten years.
Social Security in the U.S.
10/21/2010
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