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Zing Zing Zingbah

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80. $14,190 more
Sun Mar 27, 2016, 09:59 AM
Mar 2016

Last edited Tue Mar 29, 2016, 08:25 AM - Edit history (1)

for my husband and I and our two school aged children. I think that would be a lot of extra money for us. I know that we make more than some people, but we are still a middle class household. We have a pretty modest house. Our vehicles are both 10+ years old. We are still paying on college loans and mortgage while trying to save a little for kids.

Increases my tax burden by $5700 mcar Mar 2016 #1
Crazy ain't it? workinclasszero Mar 2016 #2
Terrifying mcar Mar 2016 #4
But, you would not pay health insurance premiums anymore..... VMA131Marine Mar 2016 #5
Thos savings are already figured in to the Vox calculator. stopbush Mar 2016 #17
You are wrong! VMA131Marine Mar 2016 #19
My premium is $62 a month for Cadillac insurance obamanut2012 Mar 2016 #93
My employer pays 100% of my premium. stopbush Mar 2016 #101
People below the poverty line can't afford that. shadowandblossom Mar 2016 #33
Not me littlebit Mar 2016 #35
I don't pay them now. Yavin4 Mar 2016 #71
A bit more from the article... workinclasszero Mar 2016 #8
Its 6830 more for I and my wife. workinclasszero Mar 2016 #3
How much is your annual health insurance for you and your family? eom Mika Mar 2016 #9
That doesn't matter as the calculator Vox has devised stopbush Mar 2016 #16
This adjustment only accounts for changes in tax rate VMA131Marine Mar 2016 #23
even not paying health care premiums handmade34 Mar 2016 #57
I would also Newkularblue Mar 2016 #78
Most employers that provide health insurance will see a reduction in costs for insurance. VMA131Marine Mar 2016 #18
Using Bernie's 6.2% rate to say the needed increase would be covered by a 6.2% rate stopbush Mar 2016 #26
It will be more than that also. When they tried to implement single payer in Vermont still_one Mar 2016 #51
the problem as I see it... handmade34 Mar 2016 #59
"... I would expect to see some of that savings in increased pay." fleabiscuit Mar 2016 #99
Probably your employer would dash your expectations. They would consider the health insurance... George II Mar 2016 #102
Holy-Cow-Bernie-Would-Raise-My-Taxes-HOW-MUCH ~dailyKos Her Sister Mar 2016 #6
And this is why... SaschaHM Mar 2016 #7
You nailed it workinclasszero Mar 2016 #11
K&R - Excellent reply! SharonClark Mar 2016 #85
$6400. for me under a Sanders Administration. I am very much middle class-breaking even redstateblues Mar 2016 #10
Bernie's plan increases my taxes $7700. Hillary, $80. stopbush Mar 2016 #12
My burden would increase 12.5k Godhumor Mar 2016 #13
Ouch! Lucinda Mar 2016 #14
$2630 increase for me jmowreader Mar 2016 #15
So what he's really saying is... jmowreader Mar 2016 #20
LOL but it won't be enough... shadowandblossom Mar 2016 #34
We should take bets.. SaschaHM Mar 2016 #21
3...2...1... Treant Mar 2016 #24
$6,740 more Treant Mar 2016 #22
Probably not because deductibles and co-insurance/co-pays mostly go away. VMA131Marine Mar 2016 #25
True, but only in Bernie Dreamland. stopbush Mar 2016 #28
I don't pay Treant Mar 2016 #29
It hits pretty hard even if you're well below the poverty line. shadowandblossom Mar 2016 #27
If you earn 30k he want's over a third of your total income in taxes. shadowandblossom Mar 2016 #30
Bernie's plan would add $11,700 to my taxes... MANative Mar 2016 #31
My taxes would increase $14,400 but.. VMA131Marine Mar 2016 #32
Wow. We'd pay $17,000 more under Sanders. But only $140 more under Hillary. SunSeeker Mar 2016 #36
I would pay about 4800 more under Bernie LoveMyCali Mar 2016 #104
That Vox Tax Calculator has gone viral. SunSeeker Mar 2016 #105
OMG LisaM Mar 2016 #37
Same for me obamanut2012 Mar 2016 #94
This calculator is spreading misinformation... Kensan Mar 2016 #38
$6230 more Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2016 #39
Too be fair, you'd supposedly get healthcare, college education for kids, jobs, etc. Hoyt Mar 2016 #40
Picture the campaign ads. workinclasszero Mar 2016 #42
Clearly it's a loser, just look at how quickly Vermont abandoned single payer Hoyt Mar 2016 #43
Right workinclasszero Mar 2016 #46
He and Trump have unworkable tax plans. I would pay $8,160 more. Dawson Leery Mar 2016 #41
Keeping in mind that there are several BlueMTexpat Mar 2016 #44
They never were still_one Mar 2016 #53
Why are his taxes so high on low earners? Starry Messenger Mar 2016 #45
If this is accurate, Sander's is out of his mind. Firebrand Gary Mar 2016 #47
You're absolutely right. still_one Mar 2016 #49
Increases my tax burden by 10K. That would go over real well in a general elections still_one Mar 2016 #48
a 25.7% increase for me.......... KewlKat Mar 2016 #50
$7500 more for me UMTerp01 Mar 2016 #52
Yikes! I've been asking how much all these increases would be ADDED TOGETHER pnwmom Mar 2016 #54
$16,700 more. Adsos Letter Mar 2016 #55
Additional $2000 NastyRiffraff Mar 2016 #56
$19,570 more? No, thanks! I'm glad we caucused for Hillary in the SAF Household! n/t Stand and Fight Mar 2016 #58
I'd pay $7,500 more, with Clinton I'd pay $80 more. George II Mar 2016 #60
mine is increased by $2000 DemonGoddess Mar 2016 #61
I'm fine MSMITH33156 Mar 2016 #62
You're not being selfish DemonGoddess Mar 2016 #64
In my situation I have health care as a benefit and pay the Medicare Part B Thinkingabout Mar 2016 #63
8700 more... nini Mar 2016 #65
This message was self-deleted by its author nini Mar 2016 #66
I can't afford Bernie's spending programs bluestateguy Mar 2016 #67
$7400 more - that would set me back the equivalent of four years in my career ladder. ouch! nt Lisa0825 Mar 2016 #68
Wtf blackdove78 Mar 2016 #69
K&R fleabiscuit Mar 2016 #70
Bernie has not been hit on this at all, but he will be if he's the nominee Yavin4 Mar 2016 #72
here's my take how it sounds: ericson00 Mar 2016 #73
I'd pay $1,630 more. About 10% of my income. shenmue Mar 2016 #74
WARNING!!! Passed this around on Facebook to friends. Stand and Fight Mar 2016 #75
I would pay $7,590 more shadowrider Mar 2016 #76
I ran our targeted income for this year JustAnotherGen Mar 2016 #77
Republicans know they can beat Sanders on the tax issue alone. Koinos Mar 2016 #79
"Republicans know they can beat Sanders on the tax issue alone" workinclasszero Mar 2016 #82
$14,190 more Zing Zing Zingbah Mar 2016 #80
Tax increases for everyone is not a great party platform Gothmog Mar 2016 #81
Holy !@#$%^&* - My taxes under sanders would go up more than $10k/yr Politicub Mar 2016 #83
I'm pay about $19K more in taxes under Bernie's plan and $400 more under Hillary's plan. beaglelover Mar 2016 #84
$7590 more for me under Bernie and only $200 more under Hillary SharonClark Mar 2016 #86
24,000 more Stuckinthebush Mar 2016 #87
$14,130 more. Hello beans and rice and more overtime. Sorry mom, we'll have to cut back on Maru Kitteh Mar 2016 #88
My taxes would go up a great deal Gothmog Mar 2016 #89
Sadly everyones taxes would go up big workinclasszero Mar 2016 #90
Nancy Pelosi will not let members of congress run on Sanders platform Gothmog Mar 2016 #98
Pay $4,280 more under Bernie obamanut2012 Mar 2016 #91
At first BS did not answer or mention the question of taxes till Chris Cuomo's Her Sister Mar 2016 #92
KICK! n/t fleabiscuit Mar 2016 #95
KICK! DemonGoddess Mar 2016 #96
This was cross posted was it not? eom fleabiscuit Mar 2016 #97
And taxes rise based on health care costs too? ouch n/t fleabiscuit Mar 2016 #100
The big problem is with Bernie's phony numbers. stopbush Mar 2016 #103
Exactly right. That Vox calculator WAY underestimates what we'd pay to cover all of Bernie's stuff. SunSeeker Mar 2016 #106
I think the real number to fund Bernie's plan is 18%. stopbush Mar 2016 #107
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