U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders aimed for California’s class of tech titans and struck the heart of the Golden State’s luxury residential real estate market in leading a rally for the proposed 2026 Billionaire Tax Act that calls for a one-time five-percent tax on the net worths of individuals exceeding $1 billion. The Vermont independent, who identifies as a democratic socialist and generally operates as part of the Democratic Party in the Senate, served up some choice words about California’s billionaires, calling their level of wealth “grotesque” and “outrageous.” He took particular aim at several tech executives, including Meta founder and […]
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