Social Security is projected to become insolvent in 2032 and trigger automatic benefit cuts according to the most recent estimates, and Americans are split on the best way to reform the entitlement program to secure its future, a new poll finds.The Ronald Reagan Institute's Reagan National Economic Survey, reviewed exclusively by FOX Business, asked voters how they think Social Security's shortfall should be closed to prevent benefits from being cut when the program is no longer to pay out full benefits in 2032."Americans fall into two different camps: those who want to do something about it a...
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