Leading presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren released a new giveaway plan last week 1 a proposal to boost every senior's Social Security payments by $200 a month.

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Dear Reader,

Leading presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren released a new giveaway plan last week 1 a proposal to boost every senior's Social Security payments by $200 a month.

That's an extra $2,400 a year - a more than double digit percent increase over the total amount in Social Security most older Americans are collecting today.

Of course, this expansion will add another $150 billion in costs to Social Security in the first year alone.

That might seem like an impossible burden on a program that's already forecast to lose money next year as it is.

But Senator Warren, in a little-noticed promise buried deep in one policy proposal, tipped her hand as to exactly how she plans to pay for this policy.

And here's the most surprising thing - we 100% believe her.

In bringing up a little-known parliamentary maneuver - the same one President Obama used to rail Obamacare through Congress without the prerequisite votes - Elizabeth Warren is telegraphing exactly how she plans to roll over her opposition.

There won't be anything Republicans - including Donald Trump - can do to stop her.

What's in her back pocket - the tool that made Obamacare's passage possible, and will now open trillions of dollars to fund her most lavish giveaways imaginable?

This presentation reveals exactly what she's doing.

Regards,

William Dahl
Researcher, Stansberry Research