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El-Sayed Admits Free Healthcare Means Paying ‘a Little Bit More in Taxes’ Regardless of Income

  • Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed said Medicare for All would require everyone, including those earning less than $1 million, to pay a little more in taxes for healthcare coverage that is free at the point of care and not lost due to life changes like job loss or marriage status.
  • El-Sayed explained that instead of paying health insurance companies with high CEO salaries, Americans would pay slightly higher taxes into a government-run healthcare system that guarantees durable care.
  • Republican opponent Mike Rogers criticized El-Sayed for supporting tax increases and opposed large tax cuts, calling his plan a way to increase government revenue.
  • El-Sayed maintained he supports taxing wealthy individuals but acknowledged that tax increases would affect people earning under $1 million, emphasizing this would eliminate private insurance premiums and make healthcare more reliable.
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'Horrific': Abdul El-Sayed makes damning admissions about his 'Medicare for All' scheme

The Islamic radical wants taxpayers on the hook for genital mutilations and more.

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