A labor union's proposed wealth tax hasn't even made the ballot—but it's already triggered a $1T billionaire exodus from CA. The math shows every remaining household could absorb $576–$1,742/yr in higher taxes and cuts. The Laffer Curve isn't theory. It's happening in real time.
California and New York are betting they can tax and scold tech and finance without losing them. David Sacks argues they’re wrong—and that Austin and Miami are where capital, innovation, and the future of American prosperity are already moving.
Property taxes challenge true homeownership, sparking debate over fairness, generational wealth, and individual rights. Florida’s proposed reforms highlight tensions between older homeowners and policies intended to help new buyers.
