NoLongerN

Well again, when it's priced out at 75 B a year and gains from the tax are estimated at 300 B a year the tax covers. Even in a dynamic system with increased enrollment the spread is covered. You'll even notice that there is a category with an expected gain of 21 B a year with no cost. So arguably that money could go to tuition as well.

https://berniesanders.com/issues/how-bernie-pays-for-his-proposals/

Again, this is you trusting one person and me trusting another with neither of us doing math. That said, the article you cite + the 21 B raised by cutting loopholes approaches covering.

Didn't realize my comment would create a storm. I don't really care for Republican or a Democratic view. I'm a Conservative Libertarian I suppose. More then anything, this video shines light on what America better resolve. We are in debt, we must get back to work and have the smallest government possible.