How’s this for a terrifying storyline? California’s far-left government colludes with the Biden administration to bail out striking Hollywood actors — all on the American taxpayer’s dime.
and it’s been taking out low-interest loans from the federal government ever since.
The Golden State owes Washington, DC, $18 billion — yet instead of paying it back like every other state has done, California is deliberately deepening the fiscal hole. Yet the Biden administration’s acting secretary, Julie Su, is siding with California and sticking it to taxpayers.Su worked in Newsom’s administration. Not only did she supervise the state’s unemployment program — she oversaw $32 billion in fraudulent payments during the pandemic.
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