SAN DIEGO (OfficialWire) — Phil Mickelson says he should have kept his opinions on taxes to himself.
Mickelson had suggested “drastic changes” were in store for him — perhaps moving from his native California — because of changes in federal and state taxes that he says tap into more than 60 percent of his income. He said it “absolutely” was a factor in deciding against becoming part of the San Diego Padres’ new ownership group.
The four-time major champion didn’t back away from his outlook, only his decision to talk about it.
“Finances and taxes are a personal matter, and I should not have made my opinions on them public,” Mickelson said in a statement released late Monday night. “I apologize to those I have upset or insulted, and assure you I intend to not let it happen again.”
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I absolutely would move out of California if I were him. Why support a state that doesn't support YOU…..In fact, if ALL of the conservatives would just LEAVE California,,,,the end result would be a prime model for what happens with a radical liberal approach.
I just wonder who got to Phil to make him recant his story.He should just move out and see if Moonbeam Brown
tries to get him to stay.