California For The PeopleNot A Billionaire Playground
Billionaires and corporations are aligning with Trump, eroding our rights and freedoms while securing massive tax cuts at everyone else’s expense. Our state is home to 199 billionaires who have amassed over $1.4 trillion in wealth, yet the quality of life for California low income and working families continues to deteriorate. California shouldn’t be a billionaire’s playground - it’s time to demand a California For the People and fight back against the Billionaire Robber Barons’ power grab!
California's Robber Barons
For decades, Californians have struggled under the myth that there is no money to fully fund our schools, higher education, provide affordable housing, child care, and resources for healthy and thriving communities. But in reality, we live in the richest state, which has the 4th largest economy in the world. The state’s great wealth is built off the backs of working families – our backs. California has199 billionaires and is home to the world’s largest global companies – who rake in billions in revenues, and have astronomical wealth and power.
These are the California billionaires using their vast wealth to take control of the country and remake our economic and political system to more fully serve their corporate interests over the people’s interest.
Marc Andreessen
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Join the Fight
This is our moment to stand up and fight back. By joining the movement, you become part of a powerful coalition ready to reclaim our state from the billionaire robber barons. Sign up today to be part of the fight for dignity, equality, and a brighter future for all Californians — not just the wealthy few. Together, we will build a California for the people.
Holding Billionaires to Account!
California billionaires have strip-mined our society to line their own pockets, building corporate empires out of tax benefits that leave our residents holding the bill and struggling to meet basic needs. Today, the same tech billionaires who pushed social networking, virtual reality, and cryptocurrencies, are making a fortune pushing artificial intelligence.
California can and must do better. A 1% wealth tax on California’s billionaires would generate over $20 billion, enough to end homelessness in the state.
