Warren Says She Won't br Raise Middle Class Taxes For br $52 Trillion Health Care Plan.br Pressures for Warren to explain br how the plan would be funded br have intensified in recent weeks. .br Warren's rise to a frontrunner br position for the 2020 Democratic br presidential nomination prompted her br to release a new outline, explaining the plan.br The cost of the Senator's br single-payer health care plan br would be spread out over a decade.br $20.5 trillion of the costs br include new federal spending. br The plan would eliminate private health care.br It would cover all Americans, br giving everyone “full health coverage, br and coverage for long-term care.”.br Employer Medicare contributions br would rise by $8.8 trillion. Warren's br campaign describes the amount as a br savings of $200 billion for companies.br More stringent enforcement of tax br laws and reform of immigration would br account for more than $2.5 trillion in tax revenue.br Warren also proposes increased br taxes on “the financial sector, br large corporations and the top 1 of br individuals," in order to raise $3.8 trillion.