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Some of the ways to pay for Medicare for All

According to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, it found financing a full-blown, single-payer Medicare for All would require aggressive changes in taxes, spending or borrowing. Tax increases on high earners, corporations, and the financial sector by themselves could not cover more than one-third of the cost of Medicare for All. In other words, the middle class would be forced to shoulder some of the burden.  To find out how much, read attached article here…

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