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Is California’s Billionaire Tax Act constitutional?

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By Bob Carlstrom, Barry W. Poulson
| Before It's News
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Is California’s Billionaire Tax Act constitutional?

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By Bob Carlstrom, Barry W. Poulson
| American Thinker Verified
In November, California citizens will vote on the Billionaire Tax Act (BTA), a ballot measure that would impose a 5-percent tax on the net worth of citizens with a net worth of $1 billion. If California citizens approve this measure, you can be sure that it will be challenged in the courts. Because the Act conflicts with the California Constitution, it is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution. We should also anticipate challenges to the BTA as a violation of the U.S. Constitution as well.
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Switzerland revolutionizes direct democracy using digital signatures: Will the US follow?

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By Barry W. Poulson
| American Thinker Verified
Swiss citizens have used direct democracy at all levels of government to enact laws for centuries. This year they enacted a new law permitting the use of digital signatures as well as wet signatures on petitions. A pilot program testing the use of digital signatures on petitions was approved for the Canton of St. Gallen, and was approved with overwhelming support from multiple parties. Upon successful completion of the pilot project, the use of digital signatures will be extended to all cantons.
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