New Study Shows Huge Cost of Sanders' 'Medicare for All' Plan

 
 
Aug 01, 2018
 

Good morning from Washington, where a new analysis estimates the "Medicare for All" proposal from Sen. Bernie Sanders would cost more than $32 trillion over a decade. Bob Moffit breaks the bad news to the left. On the podcast, Jarrett Stepman explains a historic tantrum in Austin, Texas. Air pollution is way down despite economic growth, the EPA says. Kevin Mooney reports. Plus: Mike Gonzalez on Facebook's refusal to advertise a scholar's book on nationalism, Stepman on San Francisco's unaffordable housing policies, and Walter Williams on the ever-popular failed promises of socialism.

 
 
 
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Socialism is expensive. In a new cost analysis, Charles Blahous, formerly a member of the Medicare board of trustees, concludes that Sen. Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill would cost a breathtaking $32.6 trillion over 10 years.
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"Despite the fact that many of the homes and apartments are small and located close together, San Francisco now has the highest rent in the world," says Townhall's Rachel Alexander.
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"There is a sense today throughout the Western world that one's beliefs on controversial matters should no longer be discussed openly," Israeli philosopher and scholar Yoram Hazony writes in "The Virtue of Nationalism."
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In a quest to uproot Confederate names and statues, Austin, Texas, discovered the problematic legacy of Stephen F. Austin, who died before the Civil War.
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Americans who value clean air and robust economic growth do not need to make an either-or choice, according to the Environmental Protection Agency's new annual report on air quality.
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Many of the named Facebook pages and accounts seem to espouse progressive or left-wing political messages.
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If I took some of your earnings to give to a poor person, I'd go to jail. If a congressman did the same thing, he'd be praised.
 
     
 
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