H.R. 2411: Reduce America's Debt Now Act of 2011
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c112:h2411:
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/billtext.xpd?bill=h112-2411
(Other commentary)
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/guest-post-boiling-frog-alert-congress-wants-automatic-wage-deductions-pay-down-debt
From the party of smaller (than the other guy's, anyway) government:
Which includes such gems as ...
To provide for an employee election on Form W-4 to have amounts deducted and withheld from wages to be used to reduce the public debt.(Because the people you want to fleece aren't clever enough to send a check to the address you already provide?)
An employee may elect for an employer to deduct and withhold upon the payment of wages by such employer amounts to be used to reduce the public debt. (Because anyone running a business knows there's NEVER enough paperwork to do.)
The Secretary shall include on such certificates a reasonably conspicuous statement that any amounts deducted and withheld from wages under subsection (a) are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes.(As long as you're willing to bend over, we might as well .... 
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The first dozen to sign on and when ... Rethugnicans, all
Rep Denham, Jeff [CA-19] - 7/6/2011
Rep Dold, Robert J. [IL-10] - 7/6/2011
Rep Fincher, Stephen Lee [TN-8] - 7/6/2011
Rep Flores, Bill [TX-17] - 7/6/2011
Rep Griffin, Tim [AR-2] - 7/6/2011
Rep Guinta, Frank C. [NH-1] - 7/6/2011
Rep Huizenga, Bill [MI-2] - 7/6/2011
Rep Landry, Jeffrey M. [LA-3] - 7/6/2011
Rep Noem, Kristi L. [SD] - 7/8/2011
Rep Palazzo, Steven M. [MS-4] - 7/6/2011
Rep Scott, Austin [GA-8] - 7/6/2011
Rep Tiberi, Patrick J. [OH-12] - 7/6/2011
Don't take my word for it.
http://house.gov/representatives/
The only thing this party wants to "conserve" is its power. 
Now, why get worked up? It's vol-un-ta-ry, after all.
Sure it is ... until they get it passed. Then, a few years down the road they'll press for some permanent regular "minimum", idiotic ... er ... "patriotic" amount. Not outright taking, though. Most likely in the form of requiring a certain amount or percent of your retirement funds to be put into long-term gov't bonds.
Public school was once "voluntary", too.
The "C" in FICA stands for "Contribution". See what happens if you decline to "contribute".
