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How very astonishing.
Those promising to take from Peter to give to Paul can always count on Paul's vote.
Vox recently conducted a study ,with the help of the polling firm Morning Consult, to determine how much more supporters of the Vermont Senator would be willing to pay in taxes in order to enact his healthcare and college proposals.
The study found that more than half of all supporters would not be willing to pay more than $1,000 annually for his “Medicare-for-All” healthcare, or $1,500 for free college...
Sanders’ plan for “Medicare-for-All” would increase taxes for most voters by at least $1,000 per year. That’s because the proposed program would include:
- A 2.2% surcharge on individual incomes; and
- A new 6.2% tax on earnings (paid for by workers but likely to be passed onto workers over time in the former of lower wages).
As a result, some analysts have concluded that the Vermont Senator’s plan will end up costing Americans nearly double what his campaign estimates it will — and that is with the average American household on the hook for an additional $4,692 in federal taxes under a President Sanders next year...
Those promising to take from Peter to give to Paul can always count on Paul's vote.