@jjust_boredd @nicknack_321 Where is he now in this crowded California primary ?? Going on a book tour that nobody has read? How is it her fault for not wanting to run for governor?
@Kramburglar@sturmovikdragon@alanthefisher Yeah, a rebate could work too. The proposal isnโt perfect, but itโs at least an attempt to address affordability. People want policy they can actually feel & benefit from now (at least from what I can tell)
@efs120@BeshearStan California has the largest economy in the countryโฆ The idea that letting working families keep more of their income would somehow eliminate all of public services is a bit hard to believe.
@ShearedSheeple@BeshearStan Structural reforms matter of course, but that can take years, sometimes decades.. When people talk about affordability, they want policies they can actually feel & benefit from right now. It's not perfect but it's a step in the right direction.
@sturmovikdragon@alanthefisher@Kramburglar I agree reliable services matter, especially for lower income households. However, high taxes alone donโt guarantee good services. Letting lower income households keep more of their income is one of the fastest ways to improve affordability. It's a step toward the right path.