In California alone, the number count of deaths from smoking has been increasing every single day and has not been going down at all.In reading a article I read that a Surgeon General stated that “ Approximately half of today’s 44.8 million smokers will die prematurely from smoking-related diseases.” Prop 56 will help California put the death toll lower than it is right now. The way Prop 56 will help save many lives is by adding a $2.00 increase in the tax revenue for a cigarette or anything that contain the ingredient of nicotine. When reading a map in Tobaccofreekids.com I saw that California was the 37th out of the 50 states that had the lowest taxes on cigarettes. If Proposition 56 is passed then California will be placed way higher than it already is at right now. As stated in the article made by Michael Hiltzik in the LA Times news website “The measure is expected to raise as much as $1.4 billion …show more content…
Cigarettes ruins lives it never makes lives better there are some cases where it may, but there is way more cases where it may ruin a person 's life. There may be some negative parts about Prop 56, but there are way more positive things that will happen if Prop 56 passes. It will save lives not only the poor class it will save everybody in the country. Prop 56 is all about fairness if you don 't smoke you don 't pay the $414 dollars. Prop 56 is not selfish it does not care about only about the non smokers it cares for the smokers as well it may not show it, but just wait a while Prop 56 might actually save many smokers life later in the future. The money will not be placed in the wrong hands. From reading an article called The Anti-Tobacco Tax Doctor Is In by Liam Dillon is says that “The governor and Legislature would decide how that money gets spent every year, but it would most likely go toward paying doctors and insurance companies for existing patient-treatment programs.” So no matter what there is no way that the money will be used for someone 's
SRT1720 Description: EC50: 0.16 μM SRT1720 is a selective activator of SIRT1. Previous in vitro and in vivo studies using various cancer cell models show the role of SIRT1 either as an oncogene or a tumour suppressor gene. The oncogenic potential of SIRT1 is exemplified by studies indicating that blockade of SIRT1, like other HDACs, triggers growth arrest and apoptosis in breast, colon and lung cancers.
Within 10 years of this passage, California grew 50% faster than other nations as a whole. Jobs also grew twice as much and business owners we’re increasing. California proposition 13 official name is the people’s initiative to limit property taxation. It got this name by a statewide vote ballot. https://www.californiataxdata.com/pdf/Prop13.pdf Unlike other websites this website gave an background about Prop 13 it also went into detail about what happened before proposition thirteen and the tax reforms.
Hey Mark, I have to disagree with you when say the proposition would have had a better chance in passing in passing in congress. If the proposition had gone through congress the tobacco company would have just use lobbyists to get there way with congress like they do when any issue that effects them and they would have
North Platte was still a town in the United States in World War Two. This meant they were still given ration books. North Platte and all the surrounding towns helping the canteen had limitations on sugar, coffee, gasoline, among many other items. People stopped drinking coffee, and children stopped asking for birthday cakes. Together they pooled together all of their rations to make food for the soldiers.
All I remember on March 25th, 2011 is that my family received a phone call that sent my sister and I into a state of turmoil and denial. We were informed that both our aunt and uncle were murdered the day before by their neighbor. In the mid 1990s, this neighbor was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. This neighbor lived alone in a home where he possessed 10 firearms. After hearing this news I had mixed feelings of frustration and betrayal.
Bill C-51, known to many as the anti-terror legislation, that may have been taken a little too far... But, Bill C-51 was created for your safety. Should you support it or not? First of all, promoting terrorism will land you 5 years in jail, according to C-51. Promoting terrorism could likely cause more terroristic acts in the future, which needs to be stopped.
Proposition 64 would legalize the recreational use of marijuana for adults aged 21 years or older. Smoking would be permitted in a private home or at a business licensed for on-site marijuana consumption. Smoking would remain illegal while driving a vehicle, anywhere smoking tobacco is, and in all public places. In addition, Proposition 64 would create two new excise taxes on marijuana. One would be a cultivation tax of $9.25 per ounce for flowers and $2.75 per ounce for leaves, with exceptions for certain medical marijuana sales and cultivation.
Everyone deserves a quality education and a safe place to learn. Of course we want what’s best for our students, but when students have to study in run down buildings and in hazardous learning environments; it’s morally wrong to be put in that situation for students and staff. Proposition 51, or the California Public School Facility Bonds Initiative provides $9 billion in bonds to fund improvement and construction of school facilities for K-12 schools and community colleges. There has been many school bonds in the past, but Prop 51 is the first school bond measure to appear on the ballot as an initiative and is first education related bond since 2006. Although many people that oppose Prop 51 argue that 51 will leave us
1. The Republican effort to write a once-in-a-generation bill to cut taxes appears to be the last, best hope for the fractured party to find some common ground. But it’s also “bit like having a baby to save a failing marriage,” our reporters have concluded. Tensions abound, including over sharp reductions in how much Americans may save in 401(k) accounts.
In my first semester of senior year I grew as an academic student in college and career readiness with my two class thesis paper on Prop 56. There's no other way to celebrate election year than writing a 6-8 page thesis paper. I chose to write my paper on Proposition 56, which was about raising tobacco taxes by $2.87. The money will be going to schools, doctors, hospitals and clinics. I gained the skills of citation, evidence, and research.
Barb: As long as the company is in one of the nine states that allow it, it is legal to charge an additional premium for smokers. Arguments for and against the extra charge. Arguments for the charge are that statistics state that those that “smoke a pack of cigarettes a day have claims that are 18% higher than those of nonsmokers” (Cihon & Castagnera, 2014, p. 337) and are 29% more likely to have medical claims over $5,000 per year and cost $1,000 more each year than those that smoke (Cihon & Castagnera, 2014, p. 337). If a company had many smokers who followed these results, the premiums for all employees could be raised. Those that do not smoke and are partaking in a more healthy lifestyle are subsidizing those who do not partake
5.5 billion dollars is lost every year in potential revenue for the state by not having sales tax on food. (Dovarganes, See California… article, 2015) The employer will have an income tax break if contributes to health plan, social security benefits, mortgage interest, and prescription medicines. (Dovarganes, See California… article, 2015)Since Proposition 13 passed, homeowners have the burden of property tax since commercial real estate changes less than residential. (Semuels, California's business… article, 2010)Unlike other states business have a higher tax rate but California assures business will have the same tax rate known as the business tax loophole.
In the year 2016, a proposition that allowed those who were convicted of non-violent crimes was placed on the ballot. It was to go in effect on July 1, 2017. This Proposition would create a gateway for nonviolent inmates, as stated by California Penal Code, to be considered for parole. Overall, Proposition 57, Parole for Non-violent Criminals and Juvenile Court Trial Requirements, should not have passed because criminals that committed serious “nonviolent” crimes would be released from prison.
In fact, those who smoke have their life span shortened by about approximately. However, the government must ban tobacco smoking in order to prevent smokers from lethal diseases, protect nonsmokers as well as saving the environment. The most obvious reason as to why tobacco should be
Today, many states depend upon this revenue. This way of raising money is a bad idea. It encourages a destructive habit. This habit has ruined lives. A state should not invite citizens to damage themselves