I canvassed in this last election and it was hard to find a job where I could be paid anything to work on the right. But what I wanted to comment on is also kind of what Stef was saying about the marketing. Like we kind of stuck on the right as far as narrative creation or shaping.
And like just two main issues in California that is super important. One is like with LGBT people, like instead of being known or the right being known as being anti-LGBT and they're trying to tie as being, I don't know, like we're taking medical benefits away from the LGBT community or from Californians. But the thing is, is like the trans push on kids.
That's first of all, it's like a modern day conversion therapy. But these kids can't get therapy like the conversion therapy of the past on the right. They could go to therapy when they grew up to undo the harm that is caused.
They can't get it undone. But we should be like the pro-LGBT people actually and protecting the LGBT, actually the gay youth of California. Because they're being, in my opinion, I mean how many of these kids are being, are just gay that are being transitioned? So we could totally like flip that narrative around.
And then when it comes to immigrants. Oh, and another thing is too. So there's three topics.
I forgot. Because these kids are like 20 to 40 years old. They are making like $100,000 to $150,000 or $80,000 a year and are struggling paycheck to paycheck.
So when it comes to like immigration, I mean like my son, he can't even go get the medical care he needs because he can't afford it. And he makes like decent money. But we need like a breakdown of like how much the immigration is costing our tax dollars like in your pocket tax dollar per person.
