Working families are struggling while politicians profit from crypto. The #CLARITYAct ignores major ethics concerns & may enrich those with power. @SenAlexPadilla@SenAdamSchiff: Vote NO on the CLARITY Act. Consumers deserve integrity, not profiteering.
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California leads on consumer protection. Congress shouldn't weaken it. Close the intoxicating hemp loophole. @RepCarbajal@RepJimCosta@RepDavidValadao
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The Senate just passed the most significant housing bill in a generation, centered on supply and cutting regulation. The ball's in Sacramento's court: streamline permitting, lower the barriers, and welcome investment of every kind to get CA building. https://t.co/97DtIlaz7U
When one company can rig the game, it’s not a free market. #AB1776 gives Californians a fair shot by holding monopolies accountable and restoring real competition.
Congress must reject any effort to overturn the federal ban on intoxicating hemp-derived products that put kids and consumers at risk. @RepCarbajal@RepJimCosta@RepDavidValadao
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Higher insurance premiums. Higher service costs. Higher everyday prices.
A new report estimates lawsuit abuse now costs the average American household more than $6,600 every year.
Coverage from @BusInsMagazine: https://t.co/JsGXpkZLDo
California’s @RepMaxineWaters has long fought against policies that unfairly favor big banks over community & minority-owned lenders. The Hagerty-Alsobrooks Depositor Protection Act helps Wall Street-not Main Street. Read our latest: https://t.co/cm1WUSNyy8
California consumers, truckers, and small businesses are paying higher costs while profitable refiners avoid compliance obligations and pass the bill to families at the pump. H.R. 1346 closes that loophole. Vote YES! @RepVinceFong
In 2026, California businesses are STILL
being hit with CIPA lawsuits based on a 1960s wiretapping law.
Amid a growing deficit and rising prices, these legal shakedowns only harm consumers further.
It’s time to change this.
Join us at https://t.co/jJ9JGBKta7.consumers.
Using a 1960s wiretapping law, a loophole
has been created to sue businesses and
organizations for using common website
tools.
These legal shakedowns ripple into our
economy and drive up the costs for
taxpayers.
Reform is needed.
Join us at https://t.co/CzIuhJZ841.
"We don’t need oil bans that ruin people’s futures and dependence on Middle Eastern oil. These policies have led us to where we are now, with gas approaching $6 a gallon." https://t.co/H56QOBE9zh
While Los Angeles considers new taxes and cuts to services, officials reported they spent $200 million over budget as a result of lawsuits against the city.
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The App Store Accountability Act gives consumers real oversight, restores parental consent, and brings common-sense guardrails to the marketplace. @EnergyCommerce
CA’s been hit with two new legal challenges, plummeting oil production, and refinery shutdowns that are now forcing the state to import oil from the Bahamas.
The situation may now be so bad that the state has no choice but to reverse course.
https://t.co/fKVlDlPeyH
Curbing lawsuit abuse is important to empower disadvantaged CA communities:
✅ Stiffer penalties for predatory lawsuits
✅ Increasing transparency on who’s filing
✅ Protect community orgs from being buried in legal technicalities
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“TPLF fuels the wave of frivolous litigation that raises costs across the economy, leaving families with less money in their pockets and fewer opportunities to get ahead …” said Victor Gomez, executive director of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA)
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CVTA Board Member Jesse Rojas speaks out against CA anti-oil policies:
“Bakersfield should not be collateral damage in a political debate driven by people who never feel the consequences of higher energy costs.”
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CCV warns: if the GENIUS Act loophole remains, community banks will curb lending—reducing consumer choice and access to local financial services. As noted in the @DiabloGazette, this hurts families statewide. @SenSchiff @SenAlexPadilla must act.
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