We can do all of these things by making cuts where they’re needed most: modernizing the military ($850 billion), getting rid of upcoding and fraud in Medicare Advantage ($830 billion), negotiating Medicare drug prices ($200 billion), ending fossil fuel subsidies ($170 billion), and implementing smarter procurement and contracting ($333 billion). On top of that, we can generate revenue by taxing corporations and billionaires fairly.
This plan isn’t about politics–it’s about priorities.
Americans shouldn’t pay two to four times more for prescriptions than people in Canada, Germany, or the UK.
We shouldn't be paying polluters to give our kids asthma and fleece the American public.
We shouldn’t be greenlighting a $1 trillion budget for a Defense Department that hasn’t passed an audit in nine years.
And we shouldn’t be giving handouts to billionaires and corporations while working families struggle to make ends meet.