Interesting that your post is being downvoted for some reason though many have already made this point.
I agree that California is bad for remote hiring, and I believe that this is a novel competitive advantage for other states to capitalize on. Asking Congress to "fix" California would starve North Dakota, for example, of the opportunity to make it super tax-cheap to hire remote employees.
Let California tax-implode during a time of unforeseen redistribution of labor.
May California go through many tax-reforms, appropriate to modern practices and expectations, sparked by cases like these, but may it never tax-implode.
> Let California tax-implode during a time of unforeseen redistribution of labor.
Yes. "You made your bed, now lie in it" is good policy methinks.