claim: health proposal would create a "40% tax on health care benefits of middle-class workers."
author: health care for america now
evidence_1: jul 26, 2017 ... employers would be let off the hook, no longer required to offer affordable health  benefits. under every one of the republican proposals, middle-class workers  would continue to face the “cadillac tax” on their high-quality health plans. at the  same time, each of their proposals would repeal some or all of ...
evidence_2: oct 20, 2009 ... the liberal group health care for america now is airing an ad that argues  against a tax on high-cost employer-provided health care plans, ... want to tax so- called 'cadillac' health care plans, but those proposals will also tax the benefits of  millions of middle class workers," the narrator says as an on-screen ...
evidence_3: nov 27, 2016 ... president-elect trump's proposals modestly cut income taxes for most middle- class americans. ... "taxes have to make sense to the people paying them." ...  middle class finances have also been squeezed by high and rising costs for  health care, higher education and housing, noted joseph cohen, ...
evidence_4: feb 13, 2017 ... raise federal income taxes on working americans and their health plans. during  the campaign, americans heard you promise to work to cut taxes on middle-class  americans and “alleviate the economic burden of the affordable care act—.  obamacare.” the alliance to fight the 40|don't tax my health care ...
evidence_5: feb 20, 2017 ... washington — president donald trump campaigned on a promise to repeal  the affordable care act and help america's workers. but some of the gop  proposals to replace obamacare would hit middle-class americans right in the  wallet, according to several health care experts, employer groups and ...