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October 12, 2026, 01:54:25 PM
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The pie chart is confusing me, why the box for health is bigger, with higher percentage of 43% and you call that smaller tax, from the chart you could tell that transportation sector has the least percentage of 0.2% of taxation, why is that, or am I reading it wrongly?

If that's the case, health sector is wealth, when health is shattered, then the free access to get treated and taken care of at first sight is guaranteed, as that's the step n the united states of America.
The chart doesn't represent taxes realised from these sectors. It is only a representation of subsidies and tax preferences for different areas. It shows that government is spending more funding financial mechanisms designed to lower the cost of medical care and health insurance than its is doing in other sector.

There have been reports of fraud in the health sector of the US. The government might not have to spend this much on subsidies and tax preferences if corruption is reduced in this sector.

https://taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/what-tax-provisions-subsidize-cost-health-care

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October 12, 2026, 02:22:47 PM
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No, healthcare beats military spending by a lot, last year defense spending was at about 13% of the entire federal budget, while health care surged to 31.2% of the whole federal budget. Federal expenditure allocated to Medicare and Medicaid in 2025 was twice the size of the defense budget.

Where is the data backing this claims of yours?! Donald Trump promised during to campaign to solve all these but he didn't as usual from every other typical political class who projects into office and power. The spending on medicare can not be compared to what to spend on defense budget brother. Look at the ammunitions and weaponry exported to the middle east prior to the unnecessary war with iran, that should be the clue you follow.
You can just google how much was budgeted for defense and health sector in 2025 so you see the data yourself. These are public information, it is there for anyone to see them. The health sector budget in 2025 was over 2 trillion dollars, while that of defense was far below that amount. Although with the amount that was budgeted for defense in 2025 budget, their military can get any artilleries that they want. The US military has enough weapons to fight wars, they have been budgeting heavily for the military over the years, so it’s not surprising seeing them shipping sophisticated weapons for the Middle East war. But you are wrong if you are thinking they bought all those weapons with just their 2025 defense budget alone.

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