Can California Be Saved? Part 3

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Recent bills signed by Newsom have expanded coverage to undocumented immigrants up to age 25.
57% : But here's the caution: The chart of the growth of state spending, below.
53% : That's certainly true with the California budget, which is covered in Chapter 8 by Richard Mersereau, the former Chief Consultant to the California State Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation and the Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendments.
47% : Pipes says Becerra now has the power to let states switch to single-payer versions of Obamacare.
47% : These plans are crucial for those in between jobs, but who don't want to sign up for Obamacare.
40% : Cut taxes with the money saved from Medi-Cal reform.
35% : Its only celerity is in wasting tax money. "
34% : While California's attorney general, he "led an effort by 20 states and the District of Columbia to defend the Affordable Care Act against an attempt by the Trump administration and more than a dozen states to overturn the law in the courts."
32% : For more than a decade she has written some of the most incisive criticisms of Obamacare and federal and state health policy in general.

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