By John and Mary Jones who happen to be working on a line in a factory in New Hampshire or working in Texas trying to raise a family, they are paying 75 percent of the cost of the premium of the person who today is receiving part B Medicare benefits, is that not correct?
Discussing the financial burden of Medicare premiums on working families.
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I think Simpson-Bowles got it right on this point. We reduced deductions and exemptions so that we generated $1.1 trillion of revenue every year.
The classic example of this is ObamaCare. It was pushed through on a partisan vote.
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the first obligation of a national government is national defense, in my opinion.