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RT @cruickshank: Taxing the rich won't solve all our problems. But since they're the ones hoarding the money, it's a necessary part of t ... Thu Mar 15 - 8:33 AM
RT @JudyLinAP: And here's the compromise tax language http://t.co/nvNZyr3m? #cabudget #cagov @camilliontax @jerrybrowngov Wed Mar 14 - 4:15 PM
@JWilliamsAP we can't believe writing about tax measures would make one sleepy! #WhoWouldveThunkIt Wed Mar 14 - 4:07 PM
MT .@KQED_CapNotes @CourageCampaign's @RickJacobs describes #CA2012 tax deal w @JerryBrownGov not as change in course but change in tactics. Wed Mar 14 - 2:20 PM
RT @CapitolAlert: Brown: “united effort makes victory more likely and will go a long way toward balancing our budget" protecting schools ... Wed Mar 14 - 2:13 PM

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Rick Jacobs on Conan Nolan’s NBC4 Show “News Conference”

The Millionaires Tax has the best chance of passing, explained Rick Jacobs, chair and founder of the Courage Campaign to news anchor Conan Nolan on NBC4's "News Conference," Southern California's longest running political and public affairs interview program on Sunday morning.

The money that would be raised from the popular tax measure, up to $9.5 billion according to official estimates, would go directly toward the services Californians want to restore: education, public safety, elderly care, roads and bridges.