Daily Topics - Tuesday March 24th, 2015

Join Thom in our chatroom during the program!

Be sure to check out our videos: CARBON, LAST HOURS & GREEN WORLD RISING - narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio

In for Thom today...please welcome progressive talkers Danielle & Shane-O

Hour One: EXPOSED...the next great treasury raid - Josh Mound, Jacobin Magazine

Hour Two: Economic justice is social justice / PLUS, One-man show: 'Angry Black Man In Therapy' - Kymone Freeman, We Act Radio

Hour Three: Mandatory water rationing...a reality for CA?

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jkkittell 11 years 16 weeks ago
#1

Prop 13 is not about capital gains, it concerns property tax and limits yearly increases to 2% regardless of increases in property value.

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