Opinion: Payroll tax to fund subsidized housing will be a tough sell in San Diego [Opinion]
Even University of San Diego economist Alan Gin has finally seen a tax he doesn’t like. Perhaps this signals a renaissance. I have regained hope.
Well, now that all the economists and executives polled in your paper on this question have said “no,” our woefully inadequate, inexperienced and virtue-signaling elected “leaders” will be approving such a tax forthwith, I’m sure.Kathy Powell
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