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Influencers are being compensated to promote positions on California's billionaire tax proposal

The ongoing debate over a billionaire tax proposal in California is being influenced by social media. Various influencers, including parents and senior citizens, are being paid to create videos that aim to inform and sway voters regarding the tax initiative.

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The ongoing debate over a billionaire tax proposal in California is being influenced by social media. Various influencers, including parents and senior citizens, are being paid to create videos that aim to inform and sway voters regarding the tax initiative.

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Social media stars are getting paid to take sides in California's billionaire tax battle

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Influencers are being compensated to promote positions on California's billionaire tax proposal