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California billionaire tax is a no-brainer for progressive Democrats, right? Wrong. — Bernie Sanders | ChamberLight
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A proposed 5% one-time tax on California's billionaires to fund healthcare has sparked a quiet rift among Democrats and labor unions over its feasibility, legality, and narrow focus.
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ALSO MENTIONED Jerry Brown, Former Governor; Robert Rivas, Speaker of the Assembly
Times of San Diego · Apr 10 Billionaire tax is a no-brainer for progressive California Democrats, right? Not so fast.
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Senator sidestepping the issue
ALSO MENTIONED Jerry Brown, Former Governor; Robert Rivas, Speaker of the Assembly
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