Although Politicians Often Use the Phrase "Tax Reform" When Describing

Although politicians often use the phrase "tax reform" when describing changes in tax law, this is really a euphemism for:

A) radical social change.
B) a shift of the tax burden to middle and working class people.
C) an attempt to limit public assistance
D) a means of confusing to public, so as to better hide abuses of tax revenue.
E) making someone else pay.