Katie Porter

If you're making $50,000 a year in California and you're a mom, a single mom with a kid, let me go back to my JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Diamond example from the whiteboard from years ago, you need every penny.

And so the state should do that, should help you have what it takes to live.

And so it's not to take away from all those other problems.

It's just to say like, we need all the above and we need to really get out California's reputation as a place that supports

the next generation of workers, the next generation of Californians come here for a better future.

So on the two free years of college, which is one of my proposals.

So we have two free years of community college under Gavin Newsom.

Big shout out to him on that.

I think it's

Someone who's a parent of a 17-year-old with a lot of B-minuses, transformative, okay, to know that I have that option for my kid.

So I would do two tuition-free years at a CSU, a UC, or a Cal Poly, and then no taxes on families earning less than $100,000.

Those two I can make up and have left over with a little touch-up from 8.84 to maybe 9.5 or 10,000.

on the best, the most profitable years on our corporations.

The child care is a little different.

The child care is going to be something that is bigger.

It's longer term.

It's probably going to come through a mix of tax revenue.

It could be a small payroll tax.

It could be partly through corporation taxes.

But let me be clear.