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California's Assembly Bill 5, aimed at protecting workers, is causing a mass exodus of independent truckers from the state, threatening the very foundation of the freight industry that supports the economy. With an estimated 70,000 truckers potentially leaving California, the implications extend to empty grocery shelves and rising prices statewide. At the same time, California is shutting down gas stations and losing significant refining capacity, compounding the crisis and leading to a self-inflicted supply chain catastrophe. The combined effects of these policies highlight the dangers of prioritizing union politics over economic realities, leaving California's future uncertain.

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Highlights:

• “Assembly Bill 5 is forcing independent truckers out of California.”
• “70,000 truckers could leave, leading to empty shelves and price spikes.”
• “California's fuel infrastructure is collapsing, with gas stations shutting down.”
• “Union politics are prioritized over economic realities, worsening the crisis.”

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