CA Governor debate highlights: data centers, border security & more

Voodoo Economics <br>100 year history of massive tax cuts for the rich and the drastic effects they have on the working class, to the point of economic collapse. <br>Coolidge, Reagan, Bush, Trump, Trump.<br><br>1925 - massive tax cuts for the rich.<br>1929 - hyperinflation and economic collapse (the Great Depression).<br>1981 - massive tax cuts for the rich.<br>1986 - hyperinflation, two recessions.<br>2003 - massive tax cuts for the rich.<br>2008 - hyperinflation and economic collapse (the Great Recession).<br>2017 - massive tax cuts for the rich.<br>2022 - hyperinflation.<br>2025 - Trump’s Trade War.<br>2025 - hyperinflation.<br>2025 - massive tax cuts for the rich.<br>2029 - hyperinflation.<br>And now we’re at the precipice of another global economic collapse.<br><br>Back before Reagan, a single income could support an entire family, four massive tax cuts for the rich later, and they now own more homes, farms and businesses than the working class, and thanks to Citizens United, they now own our politicians too! Trickle Down Economics has only one final outcome, the rich end up owning everything!

📰 Xavier Becerra, the Democratic favorite in California’s race for governor, sought to tie his Republican opponent Steve Hilton to the policies of President Donald Trump as the two debated Wednesday night on CNN.<br><br>The two squared off in what’s likely to be their only debate ahead of the race to replace term-limited Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom in the nation’s most populous state — home to about 12% of all Americans — and one on the frontlines of a number of major issues confronting the country, including the cost of living and housing prices, rampant homelessness, natural disasters and the rise of artificial intelligence being developed largely in California’s Silicon Valley.