Sen. Sanders has promised a sweeping agenda, but questions of cost continue to shadow his plans.
WASHINGTON — As the Democratic presidential candidate promising a political revolution, Sen. Bernie Sanders has proposed new federal programs to overhaul the nation's health care system, tackle climate change and wipe away student debt.
Sanders has proposed several ways to fund his ambitious plans, including a wealth tax to eliminate homelessness and fund universal child care, as well as an"income inequality tax" on large corporations and chief executives to eliminate $81 billion in past-due medical debt.
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