A staggering 18 percent income tax is being proposed to help cover the high cost of this forced sick care system. That’s not all. To put this Big Pharma racketeering system permanently in place, lawmakers are looking to pervert the state Constitution and make the 18 percent income tax a Constitutional Amendment. The lawmakers claim that health insurance is a right, and everyone should be forced to pay for this system. The people of California are quickly losing all of their rights to assemble, to govern what goes in and on their bodies. Now they are being forced to pay even more for the chains wrapped around their necks.
The proposal for an Assembly Constitutional Amendment ACA 11 declares that “comprehensive health care coverage for every resident of California is a right.” The Tax Foundation conducted an analysis of the proposal and showed that this “right” will have to be paid for by forcing exorbitant new taxes on almost every California household. Under this system, the state of California would be able to steal an additional $163 billion from the people each year. Putting this new tax in perspective, the national median top marginal tax rate is 5.3%. If this system is put in place, Californians will have to pay nearly four times the amount of taxes they already pay to the federal government.
Taxes are already high in California, but under this new proposal, taxes would go up by $12,250 per household (with more than $49,990 in annual income). Californians will essentially be forced to pay $1,000 a month for a state-controlled insurance plan. This new, first-in-the nation single payer healthcare system will be used early and often by the people of California, driving up the cost of medical services even further. This will lead to an ever-increasing tax burden that will inevitably bankrupt families and the state. As seen during the covid-19 scandal, California can be perpetually bailed out by outlandish federal spending programs. All Americans will eventually foot the bill for illegal aliens to access the sick care system in California.
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