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I fight for clean air, clean water and to protect our homes, open spaces and futures! - my block hand is swift and unapologetic.
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Yes, there are a couple of provisions I supportâraising the SALT cap and eliminating taxes on tips. Iâve advocated for those.
But not in exchange for gutting health care, food assistance, clean energy jobs, and our kidsâ economic future.
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And hereâs what may be the most stunning part of all: this bill adds $3 to $4 trillion to the national debt.
Thereâs no credible plan to pay for itâunless you count new tariffs, which are just hidden taxes that raise prices on everyday goods like food, clothing, and cars.
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It also imposes a new tax penalty on clean energy projects that donât meet supply chain requirements that are virtually impossible under current market conditions.
That means fewer jobs, higher electricity bills, and middle-class families priced out of rooftop solar.
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Now letâs talk about clean energy.
California has over 540,000 clean energy jobs. Many of those are right here in our communityâsolar, storage, electric vehicles, and manufacturing.
This bill accelerates the rollback of clean energy tax credits.
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Then thereâs food assistance.
The bill tightens work requirements and shifts costs to the states, meaning fewer people will qualify for SNAPâespecially those working seasonally, part-time, or recovering from job loss.
This hurts working families, plain and simple.
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The Senate version deepens cuts to Medicaid. Nearly 1 in 3 Californians rely on Medi-Calâour version of Medicaidâincluding thousands of low-income seniors, veterans, and children with disabilities.
This bill adds red tape that could push them off their coverage entirely.
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One of the worst takes Iâve heard is that criticizing it is just partisan fear-mongering.
Itâs not fear-mongering to talk about whatâs actually in the billâand how it would hurt working families.
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Unfortunately people run off of vibes and slogans way more than they do facts, because I would love for someone to use the facts and explain to me how Trump & project 2025 are reciprocal to Clinton, Obama or Biden.
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There is an intentional dismantling of our government in favor of building up a unitary executive that furthers the interest of a white nationalist ideology.
This isnât âyou win some, you lose some.â
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Allyship in primaries and beyond is so important
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Newport Beach Ca.
OC strong.
No Kings
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This is so exciting!
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AMEN!!
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You have to be a special brand of delusional to come onto my post, with condescension trying g to teach me something, and then when I correct you, try to spin it as that youâre a victim.
Please go outside and touch grass, and then donate to an immigration and black charity.
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Every administration has been coming for me and my family first &foremost, from Jim Crow, to red-lining, to the Tuskegee Experiments, to flint, to every black LGBT person murded by the police whoâs name you donât remember.
I know whatâs at stake. This is bad messaging.
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I think people are missing the point.
Native Americans are not immigrants.
There are whole swaths of the Latino community that have been here before the US was a concept.
Decedents of slavery were STOLEN AGAINST THEIR WILL, and did not choose to be here and are not immigrants.
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If you are a constituent of the 37th District and your family member has been detained, please reach out to my office and we can help locate your family member and provide you with a list of government-approved attorneys. đ§ľ(3/4)