Framing Bush's Social Security plans

I noticed the wonderfully descriptive phrase "retirement tax" from Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD), as quoted in Josh Marshall's Talking Points Memo, as a description of how Bush's Social Security plans will affect seniors. When we talk about framing our issues, we need to be on the lookout for gems like these -- we should watch not only for bad GOP frames to avoid, but also for good frames to adopt.

So, I suggest using the following words or phrases when describing Bush's Social Security plans:

• "Retirement Tax"
• Gutting
• Slashing
• Looting
• Plundering
• Enron-ing
• "Fuzzy Numbers" (a Bush quote from the 2000 debates)
• Fixed-Income

...and I'd suggest avoiding these words, which the GOP will use to frame the issue:

• Reform
• Crisis
• "Private Accounts" (we already have them -- they're called "401K"s)
• Insolvent (simply not true)
• Bankrupt
• Investment
• Market
• Capital

Other suggestions (from our more experienced framers) are welcome.