evidence: Sanders never said taxes would go up on people making $29,000 a year, nor did he say people at that rate of pay would be taxed 52 percent on their earnings. Buttigieg didn’t even say Sanders would tax "people making $29,000 a year," he claimed that people making more than that would be taxed more under Sanders’ plan. [...] Emphasis on the final line is ours — according to the actual plan released by Sanders, the 52 percent tax rate was mentioned. However, it was for households with income over $10 million, and not "people making $29,000 a year." [...] Woods’ meme falsely claimed that at the February 19 2020 Democratic debate, Bernie Sanders said he would "raise taxes to 52% on anybody making over $29,000 per year." Sanders said no such thing, and the claim bore only passing resemblance to Buttigieg’s quoted remarks above. Sanders’ proposed 52 percent tax was on households making more than $10 million a year, and a four percent tax was proposed for households making more than $29,000 a year. Under that same plan, Sanders estimated the same tax as $844 on a family of four earning $50,000, and the same family would, under that plan, save $4,400 in healthcare expenses to 2020 rates.