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We found our new governor

He's got my vote since he announced his intention to run for governor roughly a month ago.
 
.dC0m said:
He's got my vote since he announced his intention to run for governor roughly a month ago.
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Same. Not a huge fan of just doing away with sales tax for the f of it though. Gotta deal with the budget gaps.
 
Tony Villar, Becerra and possibly Harris? What a clown show that’s going to be. Bianco will get my vote as well.
 
Living in the I.E. I do support this Sheriff because he lives in my backyard sort of speak everyone else in this state that is a 2A supporter also should, not even just gun owners anyone who really cares about life in CA how this is going to go down and play out after Newsome is dust.
This would be amazing if this was to happen I don't think Kamilla even if she was the attorney general in this god forsaken state her credibility sucks.
NO Chance. JM2Cents.
 
The big question is what then replaces the state income tax? The state still needs revenue, and would look for other means to collect. One example would be eliminating Prop 13, which would be devastating to many families, and especially retirees, as property taxes would soar (just ask folks in Texas). As much of a rep as CA has for being a high-income tax state, many would be surprised to learn just how little state income tax the vast majority of CA residents actually pay.
 
cobian1984 said:
The big question is what then replaces the state income tax? The state still needs revenue, and would look for other means to collect. One example would be eliminating Prop 13, which would be devastating to many families, and especially retirees, as property taxes would soar (just ask folks in Texas). As much of a rep as CA has for being a high-income tax state, many would be surprised to learn just how little state income tax the vast majority of CA residents actually pay.
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^ it would never, ever, cross their minds to "spend less"?
 
He’s a cop, and a Republican. Sadly, he’ll be D.O.A. with the majority of CA’s dumbed-down left-leaning voters…
 
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