Elizabeth Warren has a colossal $30 trillion progressive agenda. Here's a breakdown of how she plans to pay for it.
Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren addresses a crowd outside of the Francis Marion Performing Arts Center October 26, 2019 in Florence, South CarolinaSen. Elizabeth Warren is waging a presidential campaign that ultimately seeks to tilt the economic levers of power away from large corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
The federal government is projected to spend $58 trillion over the next decade — and Warren's plans would increase that total by half if she became the nation's 47th president.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesSen. Elizabeth Warren is waging a presidential campaign that ultimately seeks to tilt the economic levers of power away from large corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
The Warren campaign estimated it would generate $2.75 trillion in revenue over a decade, though that figure has been debated among economists.that if she were elected president, Warren would initially seek to sign into law an anti-corruption bill, another getting rid of the filibuster and then her wealth tax.Medicare for All program would expand health insurance
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