California Has Another $31 Billion Surplus This Year. Still No GSS For Those Who Need It The Most!
Golden State Stimulus money is still being sent out, but still nothing for low-income residents, (SSDI) Social Security Disability Insurance, and (SSA) Social Security Admin., recipients which includes (SSI), (SSP), and VA Disability recipients. California has another $31 Billion in surplus money again this year, 2022, but still no mention of any of that money going to help all low-income residents including those who do not pay any California State or Federal Taxes.
California had a $76 billion dollar surplus in 2021, thanks to taxes paid by Californians who benefited the most during the 2020 pandemic, and now has another $31 billion in 2022, thanks to California's tax paying residents in 2021.
The cost of living continues to rise and the 5.9%, 2022 COLA for those who are low-income and on Social Security is simply not enough. Rent, food, utilities, insurance, medical expenses, etc., have all tripled.
Thank you so much for your support! Will you help me to get more support by sharing this petition with ten other people? If enough of us sign we can’t be ignored! Let's reach the next goal of 10,000 signatures, the more signatures, the more our voices will be heard.
With over 5050 signatures and over 41,500 views our petition is gaining attention and momentum. Please help me in helping all of us, by caring, signing, sharing, posting, donating and reaching a goal of 10,000 signatures.
Each and everyone of us went through these pandemic variant's and continues to go through them. Please sign this petition to continue helping me in helping all of us by letting Governor Gavin Newsom know that It's a New Year (SSDI), (SSA) including (SSI), (SSP), VA Disability recipients as well as all low-income California State residence who do not file any state taxes should benefit and not be left out or excluded from receiving a $600 - $1100 Golden State Stimulus payment in 2022
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