The study found that the Warren wealth tax could cost workers $1.2 trillion in lost earnings over ten years and Sanders’ proposal could cost them $1.6 trillion over the same period of time.
The Department of Labor’s latest jobs report greatly surpassed expectations with 266,000 jobs added – far above the 180,000 expected by analysts. But the good news didn’t stop there.
By eliminating private health insurance, Medicare for All will result in two million job losses by people working in the healthcare sector — a fact that Elizabeth Warren is keenly aware of being a reality.
A new study released by The Tax Foundation revealed that tax hikes endorsed by leading Democratic presidential candidates would eliminate up to 413,000 jobs.
Elizabeth Warren’s unrealistic funding plan for Medicare for All received plenty of criticism from her opponents – but it’s also taking heat from her own prominent supporters.
Leading 2020 Democratic contenders are proposing multi-trillion dollar spending plans with funding mechanisms that have a well-documented history of...
This is yet another addition to the wide body of evidence showing Medicare For All would require massive taxes on middle-class families
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have both embraced Medicare for All as a centerpiece to their campaigns for President.
The resulting cost of such a plan would suffocate taxpayers, devastate the economy, and dramatically increase the size and scope of the federal government.
While Democrats plow forward with their partisan attempt to impeach President Trump, the latest economic report confirmed the strength of the American economy.
The presidential candidate from Vermont has been slapped with three Pinocchio’s for an “apples and oranges” comparison on the costs of Medicare for All.
