Staff Reports
California’s billionaire elite are finally showing cracks in their smug facade, but not for reasons that conservatives would cheer. These fat-cat Silicon Valley tycoons—who have long pushed open borders and radical immigration policies—are now apoplectic over a new tax hike aimed at paying for healthcare for the millions of illegal migrants that their beloved state invited in. Hypocrisy? In spades.
These billionaires, who made their fortunes on the backs of American workers and taxpayers, now balk at the thought of shouldering their “fair share” to cover the costs of open borders run amok. For years, they lobbied and funded politicians to create California’s paradise for illegal immigrants—offering sanctuary, costly social services, and unrestricted access to healthcare. But when the bill comes due, suddenly their pockets get tight. Funny how compassion seems to have limits when it’s time to open wallets.
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California’s liberal leaders have long treated the state like their personal social experiment, pushing policies that reward illegal immigration and importing a crisis disguised as diversity. Meanwhile, everyday Californians bear the crushing weight of skyrocketing taxes. Now, these billionaires—who claim to be champions of progressivism—discover they’re not immune from the consequences of their open-border utopia. It takes a huge tax hike to subsidize the health care for those who have no legal right to be there, and surprise, surprise, the ultra-rich are grumbling.
This spectacle exposes the grotesque moral bankruptcy of California’s ruling class. They champion globalist causes and virtue-signaling immigration policies, all while dodging responsibility for the fallout. Their rage over the tax bill isn’t about fairness or justice—it’s about economics and self-interest. They want cheap labor and political influence, but not the messy price that comes with it. They want to virtue-signal from their mansions but pass the tab to the middle class and small businesses struggling under the state’s oppressive tax burden.
California’s failed experiment begs the question: when will the state’s voters stand up and say enough? When will taxpayers demand leaders who put Americans first, not the interests of billionaires eager to profit off open borders while shirking the costs? Until then, the state will continue to bleed hardworking citizens dry, all to fund a reckless social agenda that benefits illegal aliens more than the American people. If billionaires can’t stomach footing the bill they helped create, what hope is there for the rest of us?
