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Rolling in cash however nonetheless drowning in crimson ink
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Rolling in cash however nonetheless drowning in crimson ink

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Last updated: December 7, 2025 9:51 am
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To listen to many Democrats clarify it, the nation has racked up $37 trillion in debt, not as a result of Congress can’t management spending, however as a result of the taxman doesn’t confiscate sufficient cash from hard-working People, notably these with snug incomes.
Maybe they need to check out the progressive nirvana we name California.
The Golden State must be swimming in income. Up to now 5 months, Sacramento’s coffers raked in $6 billion greater than projected, largely due to the continued artificial-intelligence growth in Silicon Valley.

But the California funds is hemorrhaging. CalMatters reviews that the state faces a deficit of $18 billion within the new fiscal yr, and the crimson ink is projected to develop as excessive as $35 billion by fiscal 2027-28. All this as a result of outlays are gobbling up the wholesome income progress. In different phrases, California — just like the federal authorities — has a spending downside.

“The state should assess the effectiveness and sustainability of the applications that have been created through the surplus and make crucial corrections,” state Sen. Roger Niello, the GOP vice chair of the Senate Funds Committee, mentioned in a press release, based on CalMatters.

State Democrats and Gov. Gavin Newsom blame President Donald Trump for his or her issues, after all. They cite efforts by the White Home and congressional Republicans to power states to share extra of the monetary burden for well being care and housing applications. They may have a case if California’s funds woes didn’t predate Trump’s second administration.

“Even earlier than Trump retook workplace,” CalMatters reviews, “California already confronted a structural cash downside, partly as a result of state’s heavy reliance on rich earners’ revenue tax and capital features, which rise and fall with the inventory market.”

Translation: The California funds is already extremely depending on soaking the state’s wealthiest taxpayers, but that has exacerbated the state’s issues fairly than solved them. Actually, fairly than management their spending dependancy, Democrats within the state’s legislature have lately relied on varied one-shot funds gimmicks to slap a Band-Support on the oozing wound.

They have been even pressured to re-think plans to supply taxpayer-funded well being take care of these within the state illegally. The horror!
Within the meantime, leftist particular pursuits in California suggest a model of the “wealth” tax on billionaires as a way of stabilizing the funds. If handed, will probably be an utter failure, driving extra productive residents from the state and dragging down financial progress.

Fairly than an limitless obsession with extra income, Democrats in Washington and Sacramento who consider in fiscal sanity — if there are any left — should give attention to the opposite aspect of the equation.

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