San Francisco, we'll see you on Saturday!

People ask us - “Why are you marching for billionaires? They don’t need our help.” I tell them - “You’re right, Larry Page and Sergey Brin will do fine wherever they are—but they have left California due to the threat of this retroactive tax. That’s around $200 million in tax

Sign making happening NOW until 7 in Hayes Valley — DM for address

A preview of Fillmore St tomorrow (credit Matt Handzel)

Tomorrow. Alta Plaza Park, Jackson St & Scott St. 11 AM. Show San Francisco your support for the ones who built our state's economy, and stand against the ill-conceived wealth tax. Tomorrow, we March for Billionaires.

We out here at the March for Billionaires march! Defeat the wealth tax!

At Alta plaza now, about to march! Join us on Fillmore

Three thoughts on the chaos, irony, and (occasional) violence of the SF March For Billionaires, from the perspective of a foreigner (and centrist): 3. The protestors held up signs saying things like "hate is ugly -- seek truth" and spoke earnestly about economic policy and their

Fudge_🌎🌹 There are zero (0) liberal societies without any billionaires.

As a kid, I read history stories of people who survived famines, or died from yellow fever, or celebrated being able to eat something with sugar at Christmas. I felt so grateful for the prosperity I had - a warm bed at night, sweets, medicine. I'd learned about basic economics -

Thank you to everyone who marched with us today! Remember, Billionaires Build Prosperity—let's keep them in California!

How to spend a quiet afternoon in San Francisco: organize a pro-billionaires march on.wsj.com/4bNSWlP

I was at the March for Billionaires march, unironically. Here’s why, what happened there, and how I think it went. [Me on the far left. Photo from The Wall Street Journal ] I. Why? There’s a genre of horror movie where a normal protagonist is going through a normal day in a normal life. Ten minutes

If Zuckerberg leaves California, the state will lose out on hundreds of millions of his tax dollars annually. California can’t afford this wealth tax.