MSNBC Poll: Do you favor individual savings accounts as part of SS reform?

[sabra]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6918522/stie/newsweek#survey

Do you favor individual savings accounts as part of Social-Security reform?

* 7399 responses


Yes 23%

No 72%

I don't know 5%

[sympa]

1. i voted no n/t

[ElsewheresDaughter]

2. done

[Vincardog]

3. Now

Live Vote
Do you favor individual savings accounts as part of Social-Security reform? * 7435 responses


Yes
23%

No
72%

I don't know
5%

[AFSCME girl]

4. Done n/t

[jackster]

5. done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[flordehinojos]

6. i just voted no. it is still 23% yes - 72% no. Recorded Votes 7532.

If the # of Votes cast has increased, shouldn't the Percentagges have also changed? -- "Don't Know Votes are still at 5%"

[ourbluenation]

7. done - voted no

[BuyingThyme]

8. Nobody, in reality, is proposing "individual savings accounts"

as a part of Social Security reform.

This is media propaganda and codeword brainwashing.

[moggie12]

9. done

[proud patriot]

10. 1 woman 1 vote

:hi: the results are looking goood

[gratuitous]

11. Can't individuals save money now anyway?

Why don't we leave social security alone, and grant a tax credit for money deposited by persons for their retirement. We could call it, I don't know, an Individual Retirement Account?

How about making interest on bank accounts tax free, with half being siphoned off for an individual's retirement?

Or we could spend something less and a billion dollars every day on defense (not counting the cost of elective wars in Iraq and Afghanistan), and take care of our own citizens?

[BlueManDude]

12. no 72% despite the white house approved wording

[frylock]

13. done..

Do you favor individual savings accounts as part of Social-Security reform? * 7848 responses

Yes - 23%
No - 72%
I don't know - 5%