Andrew Pletcher

🚨 BREAKING: California Regulators BAN the purchase of 70% of tires A California regulatory agency just made a unanimous decision to ban the sale of 70% of the tires currently sold in the state. The people of “No Kings” have now handed power to unelected regulators so they don’t have to take the heat for decisions like this. “This ultimately is about protecting consumers,” said David Hochschild, chairman of the California Energy Commission. “I see this as sheltering the public from higher costs in the long run.” This is exactly why we are fighting so hard against the California Mileage Tax before it is too late. Give the government an inch and they take a mile every single time. California is getting everything it voted for. If you want to push back, we need you to show up. Join us this Saturday in Merced for our first “Rally the Valley” Super Saturday. Volunteer. Share. Show up. Save California.

🚨 WARNING: MASSIVE CALIFORNIA HEALTHCARE TAX FOR CALIFORNIANS WITH PRIVATE INSURANCE If you have private insurance, your healthcare costs are going up. Not because of HR 1 or the federal administration, but because the supermajority in Sacramento and Governor Newsom are approving a massive tax on healthcare. They claim it is because of HR 1, but it is really because they have turned Medi-Cal into their version of universal healthcare and expanded it to individuals it was never intended to serve. Medi-Cal was created to provide basic life-saving insurance to the most impoverished needy in the state. Here are some things that were provided under Medi-Cal that were not life or death and you paid for with your taxes: Ozempic, gender affirming care, Botox or certain elective cosmetic surgery, acupuncture. So while the average Californian pays massive increases, others get the benefit. If the state was so short on money, why are they preventing a nominal increase for illegal immigrants full scope Medi-Cal payments from $30 dollars a month to $50, while increasing private insurance holders by $400 dollars a month? Wouldn’t right now be the time to prioritize California citizens that are struggling over anyone else? I also took a moment to thank the staff for the work they put into this. i disagree on policy but I respect others and their positions as I’d hope for the same. I know some may have an issue with that, but remember California is getting everything it voted for. If you do not like it, as I do, get involved, recruit, train, or run for office. If all you do is type and complain, you are part of the problem and not the solution. I ran for office because I wanted to do something about it, and this place will not change until people and policy change. Policy is the easiest part to change. Let’s do it together and save California.

🚨 MIDNIGHT TAX INCREASES! In the dead of night, California legislators passed massive new taxes on insurance, digital software, and employee payroll taxes. Don’t let anyone fool you this isn’t the federal government’s fault. The math isn’t mathing. California just passed a $355 billion record budget with record revenue. Yet my colleagues still blame the President. For context: The state budget was around $170 billion just 10 years ago. Now it’s more than doubled and life in California doesn’t feel any easier. Sacramento has an insatiable appetite for your hard-earned money. If you’re not paying attention, they will keep taking more.