Letters: California should redirect federal taxes to projects hit by cuts
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Letters: California should redirect federal taxes to projects hit by cuts
"This article lists many of the grants already earmarked for Bay Area projects, such as clean energy, higher education, infrastructure and job training, that have been cut by the Republicans' government under the leadership of our petulant, thin-skinned president. If he decides you're his enemy for whatever imagined or perceived offense, he will do whatever he can to hurt you. As Rep. Lateefah Simon said, "Political retribution against Democratic districts is the point." How petty and juvenile."
"Thank you for covering the "No Kings" demonstration on Oct. 18. I was pleased and proud to join about 2,000 people at Pleasant Hill's City Hall and feel the spirit of America. I was also happy to have my wife and a granddaughter with me, doing what Americans do best: protecting our rights and protesting fascism. My uncle and cousin served this country in World War II to fight Nazis, and the demonstrators are doing the same now."
Many grants earmarked for Bay Area projects such as clean energy, higher education, infrastructure and job training have been cut by the Republican federal government. If the federal government withholds promised funds, California should withhold monies due to the federal government and redirect them to the jeopardized projects so local work can continue. About 2,000 people gathered at Pleasant Hill's City Hall for a "No Kings" demonstration to protect civil rights and protest fascism, invoking World War II service against Nazis. A long-serving Contra Costa family child care provider notes rising grocery prices, reliance on CalFresh, and concern about a $186 billion congressional cut.
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