r/bayarea • u/Front-Resident-5554 • 1d ago

Politics & Local Crime California to Negotiate Trade With Other Countries to Bypass Trump Tariffs

https://www.newsweek.com/california-newsom-trade-trump-tariffs-2055414
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u/jana-meares 1d ago

This is what I am talking about. Agreements with states like Oregon and Washington for commerce and trades. Healthcare for the tri state area, universal?

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u/DoubleT_inTheMorning 1d ago

Marketplace adjust west coast exports and see how those other states feel when they realize how much shit we send them 😂

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u/jana-meares 1d ago

In the way of money for their needs. If we withheld CA economic money, we could do alright. Trade between ourselves, Vermont and Other too. Make pacts. Keep them.

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u/krakenheimen 1d ago

Newsom trotted this out during the pandemic and it was just fluff. We can be pissed at Trump and still be real about Gavin being a salesman.

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u/zuckjeet 1d ago

He's obligated to posture for Newsom 2028. What do you expect him to do, secede from the union?

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u/Journeyoflightandluv 1d ago

Good Idea!! You gave me a touch of hope. Thank you. ✊🏻☮️

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u/jana-meares 1d ago

We can also have a multi-state resilience fund like a treasury and a Constitutional Rights defense fund for a standing legal defense fund. Multi state pacts being the key.

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u/jana-meares 1d ago

Yarvin’s plan is sell it off to new “owners” & take the natural resources.

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u/zuckjeet 1d ago

I don't want to pay for others' healthcare. I pay enough in taxes as it is.

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u/jana-meares 14h ago

Universal healthcare now! We won’t leave you out even tho….

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u/zuckjeet 14h ago

Anything that's produced by others' labor can't be free, therefore healthcare can't be free. Therefore universal healthcare will cost money. Therefore it will have to be funded by taxpayers which means my tax burden will go up.

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u/jana-meares 12h ago

Could take it from defense.

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u/zuckjeet 12h ago

Yeah it's not like we need defense

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u/jana-meares 12h ago

Defense does not need 50+ percent of the budget.