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What gets me so angry about California's proposed billionaire tax
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The more I think about Proposition 40, the billionaire tax that will go before California voters in November, the angrier I get.
I’m upset at what Proposition 40 proposes to do.
If Proposition 40 succeeds, you know every advocacy group from Yreka to San Ysidro will propose one-time taxes in the name of rescuing something or other.
California Controversial billionaire tax proposal will appear on November ballot Proponents of a controversial billionaire tax pledge to make sure it appears on the November ballot to backfill federal healthcare funds.
I’m angry, for sure: The fight over Proposition 40 will add nothing but rage to this election and a redwood grove’s worth of political mailers.