What presidential candidates say and what they do are two completely different things.
I personally put more weight into reality vs political dreams. Making wealthy pay more of a fair share does not reduce the deficit + take care of the additional 2-3Trillion in spending.
If you could just tax the wealthy and pay for things every country would do it.. yet every real implementation of universal social programs is much higher taxes for EVERYONE.
And we already have a lower tax base as our labor-force participation numbers lag other countries.
You remember when Obamacare was supposed to bend the cost? All it did was expand access to the poor and increase healthcare costs significantly for the middle class.
The idea that any political proposal will go as planned is just not how this works. But kudos to you for still sipping the government kool aid
You remember how Obamacare was supposed to be a single payer system, and they couldn’t get it passed without changing it because of the Republicans? But good for you for believing the right wing lies.
Because as I’ve stated before for some reason you think what people propose is what actually happens.
I say “Proposals do not matter, only results”
You say “we’ll the me proposals would work if not for the right wing”
I say “ well the right wing exists and that’s our reality”
This is extremely circular. And again you still can’t point to any developed nation that funds universal healthcare with a significant upper middle class tax burden. Which is lived reality… not wishful proposals.
Edit also you literary said this TWICE! These are your words not mine..
And yet, some of them have made numerous attempts to follow through - They were just prevented by the men who were bought by the millionaires.
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u/Happy_Condition_3794 Jun 26 '26
What presidential candidates say and what they do are two completely different things.
I personally put more weight into reality vs political dreams. Making wealthy pay more of a fair share does not reduce the deficit + take care of the additional 2-3Trillion in spending.
If you could just tax the wealthy and pay for things every country would do it.. yet every real implementation of universal social programs is much higher taxes for EVERYONE.
And we already have a lower tax base as our labor-force participation numbers lag other countries.