claim: taking all the money of the top 1 percent wouldn’t keep medicare going for three years.
author: neil cavuto
evidence_1: apr 3, 2012, 02:39pm ... there are lots of rich people around, squandering  money. on my ... if the irs grabbed 100 percent of income over $1 million, the  take would be just $616 billion. ... rich people wouldn't work if government takes  all their earnings. ... tom golisano moved to florida, which has no personal  income tax.
evidence_2: taking all the money of the top 1 percent wouldn't keep medicare going for three  years. ... "obama keeps talking about getting rid of all nuclear weapons.
evidence_3: nov 28, 2018 ... nearly every american 65 or older is eligible for medicare. ... in 2018 for people  who have to buy it because they have few or no years of work history). ... work  history) might want to avoid enrolling in order to save money on premiums. ... you' ll pay an extra 1 percent of the national base beneficiary amount.
evidence_4: the u.s. spends more on health care per person, and as a percentage of gross ...  but all that money has not made americans healthier than the rest of the world. ...  we need to build on the strength of the 50 years of success of the medicare  program. ... parents wouldn't have to worry about how to provide health  insurance to ...
evidence_5: oct 12, 2016 ... so each month you go without coverage adds 34 cents (1 percent of $34) to ...  enrollment period to join a part d plan without penalty, starting three ... offer drug  coverage that adds to medicare by paying some or all of .... doing a careful  comparison to find out whether you'd save money by ..... take action.