Kamala Harris and her two socialist proposals to crush the US economy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The Green New Deal also called for a single-payer health care plan.
53% : CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONHarris would allow for a narrow range of private health insurance, but those plans would be supplemental to Medicare for All, tightly regulated, and would be required to "adhere to strict Medicare requirements on costs and benefits.
51% : The Green New Deal also called for a massive new infrastructure plan, including a nationwide network of high-speed rail, "basic income" programs, a government jobs guarantee, "upgrading all existing buildings in the United States," the creation of a system of public banks, rebuilding the electric grid, trillions in wind and solar development, and the transformation of U.S. agriculture, including an end to much of the cattle industry.
51% : Medicare for All would also be extremely expensive, costing tens of trillions of dollars in new government spending.
46% : And because Medicare reimbursement rates are much lower than private health insurance, healthcare providers would need to slash the quality of services provided just to break even.
45% : The Green New Deal, which was spearheaded by self-described socialist New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, included a long list of collectivist and economically destructive policies, including ending the use of gasoline-powered cars, oil, natural gas, and other reliable energy sources -- all in just 10 years.
30% : Biden has been staunchly opposed to Medicare for All plans like those supported by Bernie Sanders, but when Harris ran for the Democrat presidential nomination in 2019, she made the socialist policy one of the key parts of her policy agenda.
30% : "Medicare for All plans like Harris's would effectively force everyone with quality coverage into an inferior, government-run program.

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