Another socialist state is failing
California reels from a $68 billion budget deficit caused by people and business fleeing the country en masse caused by the homelessness and other disastrous effects of democrat policies.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/68-billion-deficit-rocks-california-here-s-what-s-causing-it/ss-BB1h5Jjl $68 Billion Deficit Rocks California - Here's What's Causing It
California is currently facing a significant financial challenge, marked by a severe revenue decline and a record $68 billion budget deficit.
This situation has arisen amid a notable trend of population and business migration away from the state. The Democratic leadership in California is now faced with the difficult task of addressing this deficit, likely necessitating cuts in state spending.
>The Exodus Phenomenon The state of California is witnessing an ongoing exodus of its residents and businesses. Many are relocating to states governed by Republicans, contributing to California's financial troubles.
This movement has impacted the state's economy, as the loss of population and businesses affects the overall revenue generation, exacerbating the budget deficit.
>A Rapidly Growing Deficit In a matter of months, California's budget deficit has alarmingly increased from an estimated $14.3 billion in June to an unprecedented $68 billion.
Although this isn't the largest deficit the state has faced when considered as a percentage of total spending, it is the largest in absolute dollar terms, presenting a formidable financial challenge
>Tax Revenue Losses Unaddressed The Legislative Analyst's Office's report on California's budget crisis does not specifically address the billions in tax revenue losses resulting from the departure of people and businesses.
The report attributes the significant increase in the deficit and lower revenues to changes in the state's tax filing deadlines and poorer economic conditions than expected.
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>Substantial Tax Revenue Decline According to data from the Internal Revenue Service reported by CNBC, California experienced a significant loss in tax revenues, amounting to $29 billion in 2021. This followed a loss of $18 billion in 2020. These consecutive years of substantial revenue decline have contributed heavily to the state's current budgetary issues>Remedial Measures Proposed To address the growing budget deficit, the Legislative Analyst's Office has suggested that California could utilize its $24 billion in cash reserves. Additionally, the office recommends reducing spending in various sectors, including schools and community colleges, along with implementing one-time spending cuts and shifting costs without impacting core services>Exercising Caution with Financial Strategies The Legislative Analyst's Office has advised caution in dealing with the budget crisis. While using cash reserves could provide temporary relief, it is unlikely to be sufficient for the multiyear average deficits, estimated at around $30 billion. This situation calls for careful financial management and planning to navigate the deficit.>Seeking Long-Term Financial Stability For long-term financial stability, California faces the challenge of either increasing its revenue or further reducing its spending. The state must consider various strategies to balance its budget, taking into account the potential impacts of each decision on its residents and overall economic health.>Newsom’s Budget Proposal The LA Times reports that Governor Newsom’s budget proposal initiated a six-month process involving hearings and negotiations with the California Assembly and Senate. Newsom has promised a more comprehensive fiscal plan in May, following a clearer understanding of the state’s 2023 income tax collections. He has decisively rejected the idea of implementing a wealth tax to address the budget shortfall.
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>>1259744 I only believe progressive thinktanks and they say California is doing fine and progressive policies are working to make it better.
Take your MSN propaganda and shove it.
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>>1259769 California bursting at the seams these progressive policies have been so successful
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>>1259769 >progressive thinktanks Which ones?
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Progressive for who? The rich.. Not YOU.. Chop off your penis and eat bug stew. The lengths the lazy go to not pull their weight.. Will be an end once yet again to everything you think great.
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>>1259779 >thinks progressives are rich ???
>not pull their weight What the fuck does this even mean?
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>>1259779 Dr. Suess lives on in this anon
>>1259782 Champagne socialists have been the norm since that NEET Marx wrote Das Kapital, intended for educators and journalists. He never even set foot inside a factory. Also it means you're lazy faggots.
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>>1259782 >I can't read: the post Anonymous
>>1259800 You people have your own chudspeak lingo code which is indecipherable to everyone else on the planet
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>>1259782 >>1259803 >The rich pay their fair share *Snap*
Gotteem
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>>1259745 >Newsom has promised a more comprehensive fiscal plan in May, following a clearer understanding of the state’s 2023 income tax collections. He has decisively rejected the idea of implementing a wealth tax to address the budget shortfall. >He has rejected the idea of implementing a wealth tax to address the budget shortfall. Lmaoooooooooo
No taxes for the wealthy, lmao, middle class America better tighten up their budget.
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yada yada you lazy i dont like refugees i dont like taxes me me me me
yada yada you lazy i dont like refugees i dont like taxes me me me me Tue 23 Jan 2024 21:32:57 No. 1259834 Report >>1259779 >The lengths the lazy go to not pull their weight. I work 6am - 8 pm at the local diner getting my ass pinched and My poor mom has to take care of my baby, and i aint never haveing no more, cause the duopoly wont gibs me childcare and so i hope the dark refugees come in to replace our dwindling pop.
And dont tell me i shoulda got an education as this here society needs grunts(essential workers) like me
so you eat my baby's diaper, you pos.
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>>1259834 You tell that POS, Sista!!1
His privileged white ass been sittin' in a chair all day
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>>1259782 not all progressives are rich, but most rich people are progressive. Progressives support racial divisions that divide the masses. They support authoritarianism that benefits the rich. And obviously rich people love an unrelenting stream of immigration.
>>1259804 1% of the country pays 10% of the taxes. 47% of people pay nothing in income tax. The rich pay more than their fair share.
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>>1259808 >Oh, the budget is banjaxed? >Alright, time for us to roll up our slaves and tax the middle class some more Lel
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>>1259846 Most rich people are not progressive. That is silly. The large majority of rich people are republicans. Where do you get this stuff?
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>>1259846 And the rich pay their share? No, you are cherry picking a percentage without acknowledging reality. The rich pay lower taxes than the majority of people. The amount is not the important number it is the percentage of their wealth that matters. Just like the percentage of our wealth is what we get taxed on. Stop locking rich boots. They will never give you money.
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>>1259862 shills on this board typically spam the opposite of whatever any given truth is, it's a simple formula
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>>1259744 >Everything I don't like is socialism Yawn
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>>1259867 >Not real socialism! Every
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>>1259863 Wow. Edg-y.
You have to be 18 to post here.
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>>1259744 So they lost tax revenue as a result of covid basically? And tech workers discovering remote work?
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>>1259846 >47% of people pay nothing in income tax. People don't pay income tax if they don't have income, WOW. Yet they still pay other taxes. The rich pay more in taxes because they're far more dependent on the government even if they don't want to admit it
Also are progressives in support of taxing the rich, or policies that benefit the rich?
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>>1259744 it's cool how dems voted for this tho. it would seem liberals have a penchant for self harm
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>>1259880 >I can't believe that people keep correcting me every time I use the word socialism incorrectly! Really makes you think huh
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>>1259892 Define socialism.
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>>1259888 Ayo! nice trips and a good post.
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>>1259894 Socialism is a political and economic theory which advocates that all private property be abolished and that all means of production be owned and managed by the community. California is the opposite of that. Its in the top five states of highest earners and has an almost $4 trillion GSP. Silicon Valley is in California. Its a literal hub of capital owners. There's over 50 Fortune 500 companies based in California. Anybody who thinks California is a socialist state is a fucking moron. Its arguably one of the most capitalist states in the entire U.S.
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>>1259900 Wrong. Socialism is slavery and California's government and corporations are slavers.
What a dumb shit you are.
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It's most likely solely due to expensive property and housing, it is fundamental to almost any other activity and business. It takes a huge chunk of an entire populaces money and resources, far more than any tax and distributes them to almost entirely parasitic entities.
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>>1259744 California used to be fun to visit before COVID, it kidna turned into a hobo zombie wasteland at that point.
ngl, florida is pretty comfy now. great spot for vacation
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>>1259910 The absolute state of reading comprehension in the modern era
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California is in some deep doodoo because of democrats and their horrible policies
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>>1259963 The absolute state of breeding comprehension amongst trannies in the modern era.
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>>1259910 so·cial·ism
/ˈsōSHəˌliz(ə)m/
noun
noun: socialism
a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
>>1259963 His reading comprehension is fine he's just a moron. The thing that happens when partisan politics melts your brain is you abandon all forms of rationality and instead rely on normative loading to carry your argument. If you don't know the definitions of any of the words you're using or how to argue for why you are correct you just call anything you don't like evil - that way, if anyone disagrees with you, you can just accuse them of supporting evil. Its how children view the world.
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>>1259980 He isn't wrong though. Socialism is a form a servitude.
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>>1259980 >the community as a whole This means the government or the aggregate power in whatever system BTW.
Therefore you work and the government owns your work, your property, your money.
There is no difference between socialism and slavery as you're always beholden to the collective aggregate power thus you have no agency.
>IT'S JUST DIFFERENT BECAUSE I SAY SO!!! Make fun of people's reading comprehension all you want, but always remember you lack critical thinking skills.
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>>1259744 California is not socialist.
It is a democrat state, and like most democrats, they are socialist in name only.
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>>1259744 >Amazon Boxes How about we now talk about the bigger picture of the failed capitalistic experiement that has lead us here..
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>>1260586 >Amazon Boxes huh?
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>>1259744 california is not "socialist" and if you believe it is even close to socialist, you are a complete retard that does not have any media literacy at all and you don't know how politics or economics work, literally at all.pahkd
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>>1259991 >the community means the government because I said so