Dominic Pino@DominicJPinoTo actually fund Social Security long-term, the payroll tax rate would need to be 17.3%. Here's what that tax hike would look like:12:24 PM · Sep 18, 2026·48.4KViews949844597
Dominic Pino@DominicJPinoTo actually fund Social Security long-term, the payroll tax rate would need to be 17.3%. Here's what that tax hike would look like:12:24 PM · Sep 18, 2026·48.4KViews949844597
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