New Book 'Save California and the Rest of US' Non Partisan Blueprint to Stabilize California Without Raising Taxes
SAN MARINO, CA, UNITED STATES, October 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- PALMDALE, CA — Author and systems architect Arthur Harris has released a new book, Save California and the Rest of US, now available on Amazon and Kindle. The book outlines a practical, non partisan plan to stabilize California’s economy and social infrastructure without taking from either the rich or the poor — offering a model that could be replicated nationwide.
As California continues to face affordability challenges, homelessness, infrastructure strain, and fiscal uncertainty, Harris presents a framework designed to help the state take care of its people while maintaining economic balance. The book argues that if other states adopted similar mechanisms, the United States could ultimately eliminate the national debt without austerity measures or tax increases.
“California’s problems are loud, but the solutions don’t have to be painful,” Harris said. “This book shows how the state can stabilize itself without punishing any group — and how the same model could help every other state strengthen its foundation.”
The book is written for policymakers, journalists, civic leaders, and residents who want a fresh, constructive conversation about California’s future. It offers step by step strategies, structural insights, and a roadmap for statewide resilience.
Harris is available for interviews with radio hosts, journalists, and editorial teams across California and the U.S. Complimentary digital copies of the book are available upon request.
Availability
Save California and the Rest of US Amazon & Kindle Editions Request a complimentary copy: 866 986 9933 ext. 1 or 626 437 7980
About the Author
Arthur Harris is a California based systems architect focused on statewide resilience, outreach frameworks, and public facing narrative design. His work blends technical rigor with accessible, community driven solutions.
Media Contact
Arthur Harris Phone: 866 986 9933 ext. 1 Mobile: 626 437 7980 Email: Available upon request
As California continues to face affordability challenges, homelessness, infrastructure strain, and fiscal uncertainty, Harris presents a framework designed to help the state take care of its people while maintaining economic balance. The book argues that if other states adopted similar mechanisms, the United States could ultimately eliminate the national debt without austerity measures or tax increases.
“California’s problems are loud, but the solutions don’t have to be painful,” Harris said. “This book shows how the state can stabilize itself without punishing any group — and how the same model could help every other state strengthen its foundation.”
The book is written for policymakers, journalists, civic leaders, and residents who want a fresh, constructive conversation about California’s future. It offers step by step strategies, structural insights, and a roadmap for statewide resilience.
Harris is available for interviews with radio hosts, journalists, and editorial teams across California and the U.S. Complimentary digital copies of the book are available upon request.
Availability
Save California and the Rest of US Amazon & Kindle Editions Request a complimentary copy: 866 986 9933 ext. 1 or 626 437 7980
About the Author
Arthur Harris is a California based systems architect focused on statewide resilience, outreach frameworks, and public facing narrative design. His work blends technical rigor with accessible, community driven solutions.
Media Contact
Arthur Harris Phone: 866 986 9933 ext. 1 Mobile: 626 437 7980 Email: Available upon request
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Intrepid Engineering Group LLC
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