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We were told to watch California, CA is now in trouble, Newsom is raising taxes when he said he wouldn't, but don't worry its only temporary which means permanent. CA is dead last for opportunities. Biden is releasing oil from reserves to lower fuel costs, right on schedule. Momentum is building to end the fed. The [DS] is now panicking, Comey says if Trump gets back in the country will change, translation, the criminal syndicate will come to end. The [DS] realizes that if all else fails and they cannot cheat they will need to postpone the election. The cyber attack narrative is now building. The stage is set, never interfere with the enemy while they are in the process of destroying themselves.

 

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Economy

Slimy Gavin Newscum reneges on promise not to raise taxes to cover his state’s multi-billion dollar deficit 

“buried” in Newscum’s new budget proposal are $18 billion in “temporary tax hikes” for the California businesses still hanging on—over the past few years, a significant portion of the state’s businesses were forced into insolvency by government “pandemic” mandates, taxes, and crime, while many others fled the state altogether—but by “temporary” we know that actually means... permanent. From Luthi:

Newsom unveiled his budget proposal on May 10, and the tax policy details the following week. The proposal would, for the next three years, bar businesses earning $1 million or more from deducting operating losses from their taxes while also limiting business tax credits. The provisions are projected to cost California businesses about $18 billion through 2027, although they wouldn’t take effect if tax collections beat expectations. Such a scenario appears unlikely, however, given that California’s tax revenues are massively down thanks to a stagnating economy and exodus of both high-earning residents and businesses.

Now, while Newsom was making promises not to increase taxes (California already has the highest state income tax in the nation), he was spending billions—so it should have been known at the outset that his promises were empty, because from where else would the cash to cover the nearly seventy-billion-dollar deficit come?

Source: americanthinker.com

New report: California ranks ‘dead last’ in ‘opportunity’ 

According to Kenneth Schrupp at The Center Square, a new analysis from the U.S. News and World Report agency found that California ranked “dead last” among the 50 states when it comes time to “opportunity.”

What could have possibly indicated that California wasn’t the friendliest location for anyone wanting to build a life of prosperity and freedom?

Was it the state’s nearly seventy-billion-dollar deficit?

Was it the mass exodus that has seen hundreds of thousands of people flee the state for friendlier locales, a trend which has resulted in a net negative for legal population and hit the tax-happy state where it hurts, i.e. fleeing revenues?

Was it the flight of more than 350 big businesses, a handful of which were Fortune 1,000 companies  like Tesla, HP Enterprise, and Oracle? F

Was it the influx of millions of third world migrants who came for welfare?

Was it the news that the government would be handing out $1,200 per month to transvestites/transsexuals simply because of their mental illness? (A person could stay on that  program for up to 18 months, which would yield a $21,600 handout.)

Was it the news that the government would be handing out “free” beer and vodka shots to homeless drunks at the expense of the taxpayer?