One of the key moments from Tuesday’s Democratic presidential debate was both moderator Anderson Cooper and other candidates asking Elizabeth Warren directly, will your “Medicare for All” healthcare plan raise taxes for the middle class?

The radical left wing candidate continually dodged the question and robotically kept repeating, “My commitment is: I will not sign a bill into law that raises COSTS on middle class families.” This was an obviously misleading statement where she left herself wiggle room to say later that she never mentioned “raising TAXES”.

Even candidate Amy Klobuchar called her out for her slimy political semantics. Klobuchar told Warren, “At least Bernie is being honest here, saying how he’s going to pay for this – taxes are going to go up. Sorry Elizabeth, you haven’t said that. We owe it to the American people to tell them where we will send the invoice.”

Now, a report by Bloomberg has shown that her planned taxes on the “rich” and big corporations still leave her Medicare for All plan a staggering $30 trillion short of covering these costs. Even economists from incredibly liberal institutions like the University of California Berkeley are saying there is no way to pay for her healthcare plan without dramatically raising taxes for everyone.

Warren’s campaign has since come out with their tail between their legs and said they are currently looking into “other revenue options” to pay for healthcare. This situation is even more ironic since Warren’s campaign platform is that she has “a plan for everything.”