For Thursday, finish Miller.
DeSantis on CA:
TAXES AND DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS
California income tax: Top 1 percent of taxpayers now generate half of personal income tax receipts.
- Texas 5.1%
- California: 17.6%
Guns in TX
Alike in many ways, but whites have different attitudes (scroll down in article)
In new results provided exclusively to The Atlantic, [Michael] Podhorzer calculates that the economic output per capita and the median family income are both now 27 percent higher in the blue section than in the red, while the share of children in poverty is 27 percent higher in the red states. The share of people without health insurance is more than 80 percent higher in the red states than in the blue, as are the rates of teen pregnancy and maternal death in childbirth. The homicide rate across the red states is more than one-third higher than in the blue, and the rate of death from firearms is nearly double in the red. Average life expectancy at birth is now about two and a half years higher in the blue states. On most of these measures, the purple states fall between red and blue.
Opportunity Atlas and Mapping Inequality
The future of racial and ethnic politics:
Prop 16 in California (scroll to p. 8) and results in LA County:
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