What the Baucus Bill Really Costs
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These graphs tell an incredible story. By focusing only on the first ten years, the promoters of the Baucus bill are deceivng us about the plan’s real cost.
I read that the bill pays for itself over ten years, only because they collect taxes for all ten years, but the benefits do not start until year five.
Looks knd of ugly.