Tag: Tax

Legislation

Reform California Weekly Campaign Update

May 20, 2026
CA Voter ID Initiative: The latest on the fight to restore integrity to elections in our state by 1) requiring accurate voter rolls and citizenship verification for registering to vote and 2) requiring use of a government-issued ID to verify identities of voters.

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Education

The “Lost” Angeles Unified School District

April 27, 2026
“The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money” is a famous quote by former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, often used to criticize high-taxing, high-spending government policies. It emphasizes that state welfare systems rely on funding from individuals, a reliance that often becomes unsustainable. The Los Angeles Unified School District currently provides living proof of the accuracy of Thatcher’s words.

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Community

Tax Invasion

April 14, 2026
April is a yearly reminder that the U.S. government excels at collecting and redistributing taxpayers’ money on a massive scale. In fiscal 2024, the U.S. federal government collected approximately $5 trillion in revenue, with individual income taxes the largest source, accounting for $2.4 trillion. However, that’s never enough for some people. One persistent claim is that the wealthy “don’t pay their fair share,” which is utter hogwash.

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Community

California Assemblyman Carl DeMaio (R-75) Letter to Taxpayers

April 15, 2026
To Taxpayers: This Wednesday, April 15 is Tax Day and I’m sending you the Tax Increase Notice below listing all the ways CA Democrats are trying to raise your taxes this year. But don’t just get angry – get active! We need your immediate help with our full-scale “Taxpayer Revolt” to pass three game-changing ballot measures to block the tax hikes

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Community

Trump Hits Nail on Head with Affordability Policy and Democrats Don’t Know What to Do About It

April 1, 2026
President Trump’s new affordability policy is beginning to soak into the system, leaving Democrats unsure what to do about it. In fact, some Democrats kinda … like it? As part of the tax cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025, Republicans carved out a provision allowing for tax deductions on overtime pay up to $25,000. According to new Treasury Department data, nearly 20 million Americans have already reaped its benefits this filing season, Politico reported Tuesday.

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