In response to pressure from other Democrat presidential candidates, Elizabeth Warren released a new plan Friday on how she would pay for her “Medicare for All” proposal and not raise taxes on the middle class.

Warren plans to move away from her far-left political rival Bernie Sanders, who has admitted tax hikes on the middle class would be necessary for “Medicare for All” to work. Both candidates have argued their common plan would lead to lower overall healthcare spending.

In a post Warren wrote on Medium, she said her “Medicare for All” plan would give every American full health and long-term care coverage, that it would cost an additional $20.5 trillion in new federal spending, and that she would redirect some $6 trillion in funds from states to help fund Medicare.