Newsom vs Deathsantis shadow debate; Thursday, Nov 30th

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I have never seen someone shyt on the street in California. Literally never. And personally, I don't give a shyt about higher gas prices, not only do I not drive enough for that to impact me, but personally I think we have to wean off of gas before we destroy the world.

Of course, actual Democratic policy has nothing to do with this and is still pretty much drill baby drill, but we've all seen you deflect continuously when it comes to Dem oil policy too.
Dems need to ease up on attacking oil tho…it’s a bit shortsighted. It’s still a key element in all aspects of manufacturing, not just …gasoline. It seems shortsighted and doesn’t allow for more nuance on the topic.

Plus, EV’s have plateaued in the market and manufacturers are struggling to move them
 

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And personally, I don't give a shyt about higher gas prices, not only do I not drive enough for that to impact me, but personally I think we have to wean off of gas before we destroy the world.
and you had the audacity to try to call me out about nevada :mjlol:

how do california's highest in the nation gas prices affect the poor people that you pretend to care about? how about your sales tax?

you're a disgrace
 

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Dems need to ease up on attacking oil tho…it’s a bit shortsighted. It’s still a key element in all aspects of manufacturing, not just …gasoline. It seems shortsighted and doesn’t allow for more nuance on the topic.

Plus, EV’s have plateaued in the market and manufacturers are struggling to move them
how the fukk do you even own an EV if you live in an apartment? :dead:
 

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Who is running DeSantis campaign for fukks sake? What do you even gain from debating Newsome?
This debate didn’t hurt desantis with his core base.

Losing to Trump doesn’t hurt him with his core base.

The fact that so called liberal people are criticizing Newsome for being a coastal elite when Desantis is a Yale and Harvard grab pumping his chest out about being destination for coastal elites tells you all you need to know :mjlol: .

American politics aren’t serious though. Biden has been the most progressive president since FDR and tech bros and lobbyists in this site are saying they aren’t voting for him because he didn’t pull all US aid from Israel :mjlol:
 

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and you had the audacity to try to call me out about nevada :mjlol:

how do california's highest in the nation gas prices affect the poor people that you pretend to care about?

Marginally. The average working-class person ($30k-40k) spends $142 a month on gas. California's gas prices are 17% higher than Nevada's. So if California magically lowered their gas prices to Nevada averages, that would give the average working class person another $250 a year, or $20 spending money a month. That's the horrific crisis you're bytching about.

Meanwhile, the state tax rebate from last year that I've repeatedly mentioned to you, and you don't give a shyt about, was up to $1,050 for low-income residents, or FOUR TIMES what they would lose in the difference in gas prices. Even the lowest rebates were still $200.

Gas prices have huge visibility because they're posted in giant letters everywhere, and they're especially annoying because the average out-of-gas citizen has fewer options to avoid gas than they typically do when buying other goods. It's not like a house/car/TV where you can wait to buy until later, or food where you can choose a different option. That gives gas prices a lot of psychological weight. But in terms of actual impact, no, variations in gas prices between nearby states do not have a meaningful impact on poverty.



how about your sales tax?

I don't like sales taxes in general unless it's carefully targeted and includes rebates.





You don't live in California. So why do you think you know so much about the burden of California taxes?

I've posted this chart for you three times now, and every time you just deflect. California taxes are high for the rich, not for the poor or middle class, and they pay for far better health care and education than the low-tax states are providing. Where's the lie?

Taxes by State​


Overall Rank
(1=Lowest)
StateEffective Total State & Local Tax Rates on Median U.S. Household*Annual State & Local Taxes on Median U.S. Household*% Difference Between State & U.S. Avg.**Annual State & Local Taxes on Median State Household***Adjusted Overall Rank (based on Cost of Living Index)
1Alaska6.05%$4,204-43.82%$4,8704
2Delaware6.34%$4,405-41.14%$4,7071
3Montana7.12%$4,948-33.88%$4,7732
4Nevada7.79%$5,414-27.64%$5,63610
5Wyoming8.06%$5,604-25.10%$5,5119
6Florida8.21%$5,706-23.74%$5,3556
7Utah8.23%$5,719-23.57%$6,8878
8Idaho8.29%$5,765-22.96%$5,5455
9Colorado8.53%$5,930-20.75%$7,38313
10Tennessee8.58%$5,965-20.29%$4,9643
11Oregon8.91%$6,192-17.25%$7,32922
12California8.97%$6,238-16.64%$9,61232
13South Carolina9.07%$6,304-15.75%$5,28811
14Alabama9.12%$6,341-15.26%$4,9247
15District of Columbia9.13%$6,343-15.23%$10,35746
16Arizona9.39%$6,529-12.75%$6,45214
17West Virginia9.72%$6,758-9.69%$4,78012
18New Hampshire9.90%$6,879-8.06%$8,06131
19North Dakota10.16%$7,064-5.60%$6,65225
20North Carolina10.51%$7,307-2.35%$6,30216
21Georgia10.55%$7,335-1.98%$6,69215
22New Mexico10.59%$7,361-1.63%$5,69821
23Virginia10.69%$7,433-0.66%$8,57824
24Hawaii10.70%$7,440-0.57%$10,45650
25Louisiana10.75%$7,469-0.18%$5,71019
26Massachusetts10.86%$7,5510.92%$10,87043
27South Dakota11.01%$7,6562.31%$6,59726
28Rhode Island11.24%$7,8164.45%$8,84244
29Arkansas11.30%$7,8524.93%$5,71218
30Missouri11.30%$7,8554.97%$6,57817
31Minnesota11.31%$7,8595.03%$8,51130
32Oklahoma11.51%$8,0026.94%$6,15423
33Maryland11.52%$8,0066.99%$10,72945
34Maine11.62%$8,0757.91%$7,28939
35Indiana11.76%$8,1739.23%$6,85128
36Vermont11.77%$8,1839.36%$8,06042
37Mississippi11.93%$8,29010.79%$5,83420
38Washington11.97%$8,32311.22%$10,91540
39Michigan12.15%$8,44912.91%$6,96527
40Kentucky12.50%$8,68716.09%$6,69829
41Texas12.73%$8,84618.21%$8,00634
42Wisconsin12.95%$9,00420.32%$8,08935
43New Jersey12.98%$9,02320.58%$12,65248
44Nebraska13.15%$9,14222.17%$7,78637
45Ohio13.20%$9,17822.66%$7,30633
46Iowa13.31%$9,24823.60%$7,64536
47Kansas13.57%$9,43326.06%$7,91938
48Pennsylvania13.92%$9,67529.30%$8,82041
49New York14.23%$9,89432.22%$12,04749
50Connecticut14.80%$10,28737.47%$12,12051
51Illinois15.05%$10,46339.83%$9,98747
 
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