Original sentence: Paffrath's platform includes exempting the first $250,000 of income from state income tax, combining 70% of high schools and colleges, legalizing gambling, implementing a carbon tax, and prioritizing legal immigration
Edited sentence: " Paffrath suggests choice in such a schooling will prevent individuals from being dependent on the State of California, where he asserts one third of California's are MediCal recipients.Education: On May 18, 2021, Fox Business host Kennedy interviewed Meet Kevin Paffrath during her prime-time show.Fox40's Frank Buckley first expressed concerns that Paffrath planned to arrest homeless, which Paffrath clarifies by saying the National Guard will be deployed to service, feed, and protect the homeless while building new facilities using Emergency Powers.Gambling: Paffrath proposes legalizing gambling and building communities around it.Homelessness: Paffrath proposes declaring a State of Emergency and deploying the National Guard to cloth, feed, and house homeless throughout California as well as constructing temporary facilities to treat mental health and substance abuse.Housing: Paffrath suggests the "government is in the way" and permits for housing should be fast tracked.John & Ken on an interview on AM 640 (May 21, 2021) asked where they should be housed.Kennedy reiterated details of this on Kennedy Saves the World.On Exemption from state-income tax on the first $250,000 on everyone in California.Paffrath's 20-point gubernatiorial platform includes exempting the first $250,000 of income from state income tax, legalizing gambling, deploying the National Guard to build temporary housing for the homeless, and consolidating state building departments and streamlining the permitting process to encourage new construction.Paffrath's proposal calls for 80 facilities throughout the state to house 2000 homeless each.The interview revealed Paffrath's plan for "Future Schools," which Kennedy described as: "combine high school, college, trade school, and financial educational school all in one place and allow people 14 and older the choice.This was the first nationally televised introduction to Meet Kevin Paffrath's plans and policies