California – A new tax on gasoline could affect the low and middle income Californians in the next two years. This new tax is part of the “Low Carbon Fuel Standard reforms that were created in 2007”
According to Republican State Sen. Janet Nguyen, this tax would adversely affect middle and low income families that are already finding it hard to do everyday activities like going to work, doctors appointments, etc. “The middle class, the low income, they can’t afford gas to go to school, work or grocery or the doctor’s office,” Nguyen said. “No one knows about this. I think people just think it’s a tax, so they don’t know the difference between the carbon tax versus the state tax. It’s almost like a tax on the tax.”
California is set to go completely EV by 2035 along with 20 other states that are pursuing the mandate.
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