The issue isn't how you treat the poor. The issue is do we want to raise taxes on middle and higher-income people in order to pay higher benefits to middle and higher-income people, or do we want to hold the line on their taxes and tell them, 'You are going to save more on your own and work longer.'
Biggs contrasts conservative and progressive Social Security reform plans regarding tax implications.
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