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Garry Tan, president and CEO at Y Combinator, argues that Prop D is not a tax aimed at highly paid CEOs, but rather a tax on regular individuals through an 800% increase in gross receipts tax.
Tan cautions that this measure could suppress business activity and lead to higher everyday costs for consumers shopping at retailers like Walgreens and Safeway.
Tan has previously noted the impact of individual financial decisions in advocacy, citing Saikat Chakrabarti's $1.5 million self-funding move to replace corporate money. He has also highlighted large-scale investments in infrastructure, referencing data center projects that could generate $405 million in annual taxes and 5,322 jobs. His recent comments on Prop D add to a pattern of weighing the broader effects of financial policy changes.