Too many people are under the impression that this money for "free college" and "creating more jobs" is going to come out of thin air.
Let's say we increase taxes on large corporations. The corporations are paying more now, yippee! Oh wait, the purpose of a corporation is to generate revenue and profit. So what are they going to do? One of the ways to make more money would be to increase the price for their consumers to make up for the money payed in tax, meaning we are still paying more in the end. Some of these 'Cayman Island' corporations that Sanders wants to tax include Coca-cola, Intel, and Oracle, all well known names; so we would definitely be affected. It doesn't matter if you're in the top 1% or a household with $20,000 in annual income, you're more than likely going to be paying more overall.
Sanders' plan to tax speculators to raise revenue and decrease trade volume is kinda ironic because if you're raising more and more revenue that means that trade volume is actually increasing (opposite of his goal). Whereas a decrease in a trade volume would mean you'd be raising less revenue than you need because there would be less money to tax.
This is assuming Sanders would somehow get elected, and then somehow manage to get his ambitious plans passed in Congress. :rolleyes: