Dynamic flip: Democrats warm to budget tool Schumer once dubbed 'fake math'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "Tax revenue substantially increased for states and for the federal government in the last number of months, and that is due for a number of factors, but one of them, you know, I think has to do with the kind of investments that we've made," Sanders said.
54% : In 2015, the then-Republican-controlled House changed its rules to allow the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation to use dynamic scoring in assessing the budgetary effects of legislation.
53% : An immediate $600 billion in spending, if done well, might increase gross domestic product by $30 billion per year, which taxed at an effective rate of 20% would result in about $60 billion in tax revenue over 10 years.
41% : Republicans could then use it to bolster their argument that tax cuts would not be such a detriment to the budget because they would boost economic activity, and therefore, taxes.

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