On the recordJanuary 20, 2022
$145 billion -- this price tag, the price tag of not acting, makes the cost of passing this legislation look cheap.
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msnbc.com$145 billion -- this price tag, the price tag of not acting, makes the cost of passing this legislation look cheap.
Katie Porter highlights the financial cost of inaction on climate change legislation.
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I generally, as a progressive, have fought to make sure that the ultra-wealthy pay more, but this tax doesn't do that correctly, causing these people to pick up and to leave.
A tax that you pass has enduring consequences. When somebody leaves California, we can no longer tax them. That is a permanent problem.
Running a race like this isn't easy, and coming up short is hard, but democracy is worth doing hard things for.