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The poll also found significant support for one of the most hotly debated elements of Mr. Cuomo's legislative agenda: a proposal that would shore up abortion protections in state law.

Mr. Rivera said the two Democrats should be ashamed for trying to score political points against Mr. Pataki over a law that would shore up financing for hospitals and improve health care for low-income New Yorkers.

In 2010, President Barack Obama created another bipartisan body and tasked it with identifying policies that would shore up the nation's finances over the long run: the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, which was led by Alan Simpson, a Republican, and Erskine Bowles, a Democrat.

"And we talked a lot about this as far back as the campaign, but are very clear that if there are proposals out there that are acceptable, that don't reduce benefits, don't slash benefits, that don't affect current retirees, the President is open to proposals that would shore the system up in the long term".

It also reports on a series of surveys going back to 1977 in which most respondents said they would be willing to pay higher payroll taxes if that would shore Social Security up for the future.

Mr. Simpson said in an interview that the panel concluded that this would shore up the trust fund with payroll taxes and give workers in the most distressed pension plans something to fall back on.

The main objective was to go out and find a fit that would help shore up our offense and eliminate the glaring deficiencies".

As part of a framework agreement on the state budget, Gov. George E. Pataki Sheldon Silverr, the Assembly speaker; and Joseph L. Bruno, the majority leader of the State Senate, also agreed to a bond act that would help shore up the shaky finances of the mass transit capital plan that includes the Second Avenue line.

The Texas legislature is now pondering several bills that would help shore up vaccination.

Since it raised money from SoftBank, Uber has been linked with consolidation movements in Asia that would theoretically shore up its finances by exiting loss-making markets ahead of a mooted IPO next year.

Mr. Bush simultaneously pursued a well-trod path of political caution, announcing unequivocally that he would shore up the conservative Republican base in South Carolina on the same day earlier this month that he visited Bob Jones University, a Christian school with a controversial and well-known policy prohibiting interracial dating.