Billionaire Mark Cuban weighed in on Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and AOC's comments on wealth inequality.
Despite the fact that politicians like U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and presidential candidates U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren have made it a point to call out ultra-wealthy Americans, not everyone agrees with their philosophies.
He is likely referring to how Warren previously “bought or helped finance two dozen properties in Oklahoma,” according to the Boston Globe. Sanders, meanwhile, profited from his best-selling book “Our Revolution.” As a means for ensuring there is less wealth inequality, AOC proposed a 70% tax on those who earn more than $10 million, while Warren has suggested a 2% wealth tax on individuals who possess a net worth over $50 million and 3% tax on those over $1 billion. In both of those circumstances, that would entail Cuban paying significantly higher taxes.
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