Johns Hopkins Economist Explains Why True Cost of Biden’s Spending Plans Could Be $17.1 Trillion—3X Higher Than Advertised

The whopping $6 trillion price tag on Biden's proposals from his first 100 days has raised many eyebrows about how a nation more than $28 trillion in debt can afford such a splurge.

But one prominent Johns Hopkins economist is warning that the true cost of Biden's plans could be more than three times higher than advertised. Here's why.