Proposition HH, despite its promises of positive change, is riddled with false claims that mislead and deceive voters. This proposal puts forth unrealistic estimates of job creation and economic growth, promising a prosperous future that is simply not grounded in reality. Moreover, it falsely asserts that the tax burden will not fall on ordinary citizens but rather on large corporations, when in fact, history has shown that such taxes are often passed down to consumers through increased prices. The proponents of Proposition HH present a distorted picture of the potential benefits while conveniently sidestepping the potential negative consequences. It is essential for voters to approach this proposition with a critical eye, recognizing the false claims propagated by its supporters.