Meanwhile the average wealth of the bottom 99% fell by $4,500.

Student debt levels for young adults kept on rising in 2016.

Loss aversion is the strongest argument in favor of single payer.

A jump in the median income pushed relative poverty up.

Top earners are making too much, but capital drives the one percent.

The 15.3 percent rate they are proposing wrongly excludes FUTA.

Labour's manifesto and history should guide us going forward.

The plan would also lift 9.3 million people out of poverty overall.

Even the wealth growth of the upper middle class trails the national average.

There are ways to sell a single payer program if you really want to.