@michaelkosta_: Cali prop 40 on the ballot

🤍✨Starla🎶🤍 :

20% like us who makes 100k 😳

txbadger787 :

Who is this guy. Wow 🤯

Edward jock :

The second you allow it they will keep doing it

Keila♥︎ :

He just doesn’t want us to eat him 🤔

BrendyGovs :

Well that's refreshing to hear

yes 💕 :

its like him saying this is my stapler now and my pens but hes taking it from the person that ownes the biggest storage warehouse of pens and staples

Laura Quigley :

We really screwed up not electing him

tonichimichanga :

You don’t get it. He can buy another stapler. He can buy another 1000 staplers. HE CAN BUY THE STAPLER COMPANY !!!!!!

Franklin Green :

aj.wazup :

Cali love 🥰

nina :

N the working class gets taxed all the time lol

Kosty frosty :

we had a chance to get this guy as our governor but no now we have beverages who is against the billionaire tax and is a schill for oil companies

Adrian Morgan :

San Francisco up up and away 😂

abricode ❌ :

Oh look, they think they have a movement because they found one person

Kirt Van :

I am glad I got to see this. At least you know a couple of months starting to get a heart.

Franklin Green :

Several notable taxes at both the federal and state levels were originally presented or marketed to the public as temporary, short-term, or emergency measures but ultimately became permanent fixtures. Federal Taxes • The Federal Income Tax (1913): The modern federal income tax was established via the 16th Amendment. While earlier wartime income taxes (such as during the Civil War) were temporary, the 1913 iteration was marketed to the public as a modest, targeted measure that would only affect the wealthiest citizens, starting with a top statutory rate of 7%. Over time, the scope expanded dramatically, tax brackets lowered relatively to include the vast majority of working Americans, and the system became a permanent fixture of federal revenue. • The Federal Telephone Excise Tax (1898): This tax was introduced as a "temporary" luxury tax specifically to fund the Spanish-American War. Although the war lasted only five months, the federal government continued to collect the tax on phone services for over a century. It was finally repealed in 2006, 108 years after its implementation. • The Alternative Minimum Tax (1969): The AMT was introduced as a temporary patch after Congress discovered that 155 high-income households had paid zero federal income tax in 1967. It was not indexed for inflation initially, which caused it to gradually expand over the decades to hit millions of middle-class and upper-middle-class households. California State Taxes • High-Income Tax Brackets (Proposition 30 / Proposition 55 / Proposition 3): • In 2012, California voters passed Proposition 30, which increased the state sales tax and created temporary higher income tax brackets for the top 2% of earners to stabilize public school funding during the aftermath of the Great Recession. The tax hikes were explicitly marketed as a temporary patch to endure a brief fiscal crisis. • In 2016, voters approved Proposition 55, which allowed the sales tax portion to expire but extended the "temporary" high-income tax brackets through 2030. • In 2026, Proposition 3 was placed on the ballot to entirely remove the 2030 expiration date, turning the remaining temporary income tax brackets into a p

Franklin Green :

Laura Quigley :

I love Tom

blacklilithh :

California FUMBLED THIS MAN IM SO MAD

fairmaidofkent :

He should have been our next governor

Liv G :

Good job, Tom

mewimakittty :

give me his number i need some help

Classifiedsoul♟️ :

Alberto Alfonso Ramos ps2028 :

I’m staying in ny I’m pay it

Franklin Green :