Message from @s t a i n e d g l a s s
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lmao
Left communism lol
Phat Mood
Lol look at trump
I hope we all know here that Trump is not far right
He was a Democrat in the 80s and he hasn't changed much since then, only the political landscape has
Mhm
Ben shouldn't be up there
he's not that economic free
More than trump tho tbh
maybe
I do think this graph should be more rectangular shaped though
dems are too far gone
clueless
I m a 24 yearold virgin
@s t a i n e d g l a s sWe must destroy the rotton cancer of liberalism
It’s a mental illness. Good luck
@s t a i n e d g l a s s nuke war now
And they put chemicals into the water. Turns the frogs gay
Nuke war now
End this world
Calm down there partner
@s t a i n e d g l a s s did you swim in the water?
based morning star is SIEGEPILLED
@Mr1Gonzalez no. Alex Jones did tho
Gays - Hate catholics but loves muslims
Muslims - illegalize homosexuality and literally murder gays
gays - WE LOVE MUSLIMS
I dont understand their thinking.
Seriously though
Alot of gays hate Christianity.
But like Islam.
Some hate both though.
@Neco2040 @wahx @Anon365 @Toro https://www.mercatus.org/publications/federal-fiscal-policy/costs-national-single-payer-healthcare-system?utm_source=bridge&utm_medium=bridgepost&utm_campaign=medicareforall
“M4A would add approximately $32.6 trillion to federal budget commitments during the first 10 years of its implementation (2022–2031).
This projected increase in federal healthcare commitments would equal approximately 10.7 percent of GDP in 2022. This amount would rise to nearly 12.7 percent of GDP in 2031 and continue to rise thereafter.
These estimates are conservative because they assume the legislation achieves its sponsors’ goals of dramatically reducing payments to health providers, in addition to substantially reducing drug prices and administrative costs.
A doubling of all currently projected federal individual and corporate income tax collections would be insufficient to finance the added federal costs of the plan. “
“➢ The plan is underfinanced by an average of nearly $1.1 trillion per year. The Sanders campaign estimates the average annual financing of the plan at $1.377 trillion per year between 2017 and 2026. Over the same time period, we estimate the average financing requirements of $2.47 trillion per year--about $1.1 trillion more on average per year over the same time period. We present results in table 2 showing the Sanders’ financing plan. However we also do an analysis of the additional taxes needed to pay for the $1.1 trillion underfinancing. This would require an increase in the payroll tax from 6.2% to 14.3% and an increase in the income related premium from 2.2% to 5.7% -- a combined 20 percent tax on income. In light of the overall scope of the Sanders’ financing proposals, additional marginal tax increases on families over $250,000 seam unrealistic. The results are presented in Table 3 This financing requirement is similar to the tax increases needed to finance the proposed Vermont single payer plan.”
https://www.healthcare-now.org/296831690-Kenneth-Thorpe-s-analysis-of-Bernie-Sanders-s-single-payer-proposal.pdf