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We're going to talk with John Kupal.

John Kupal from the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.

He is the president of the association.

And the subject is going to be, oh, my God, they really want to borrow this much money?

They're going to put measures on the ballot

next year, and particularly since November of 2024 is the presidential election. So, you know,

they draw on a lot more no-nothings. People will pay no attention to anything, but I want to vote for

president. Right. They want the low IQ crowd. Here, harvest my ballot. Because the, the, the, the, the, the, the low IQ crowd that only votes once every four years, they don't even know what a bond is.

Okay?

It's borrowing.

A savings bond?

Is that what it is?

Yeah.

And they don't know that when you borrow at these interest rates, you end up paying twice as much as if you spent directly out of the Treasury.

This could cost twice as much because they never count the interest rate when they tell you the cost.

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