Presidential candidate Andrew Yang's proposed universal income would cost the federal government $2.8 trillion, and single payer healthcare would reportedly cost $32 trillion, in conjunction with a $93 trillion price tag for the Green New Deal.
Flores critiques the financial implications of progressive proposals like universal income and healthcare.
Share
More from Bill Flores
Our growing deficit and debt represent a huge tax and fiscal obligation for future generations.
If these projects do not receive Federal attention, they may end up costing the Federal Government a substantial amount of funding in reconstruction and emergency response.
There are no equitable opportunities for recovery for hardworking Americans if the power is out at work or if the lights out at home or school for our Nation's kids.
I thank GOP leader Latta for yielding me time to support our bill. Madam Speaker, I rise in support of our resolution, H. Res. 575, which I introduced with my colleague Darren Soto from Florida, expressing strong support for the Prague…
Other voices in this conversation
