Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Florida Candidate Proposes 50% 'Sin Tax' on OnlyFans
A man named James Fishback, who wants to be the governor of Florida, has suggested a new rule.
He wants to take half of the money that people who work on a website called OnlyFans make.
He thinks this will stop people from doing things he believes are wrong and will help pay for schools.
A famous person on OnlyFans, Sophie Rain, disagrees.
She says she chose to work on OnlyFans and that the new rule is unfair.
She also thinks it will make people leave Florida.
She believes the rule is wrong and might even break the law.
Florida governor candidate James Fishback proposes a 50% 'sin tax' on OnlyFans creators
Fishback aims to fund public schools and increase teachers' salaries with the tax revenue
Sophie Rain, a top OnlyFans model, criticizes the proposal as unfair and potentially unconstitutional
Rain argues the tax targets creators, not subscribers, and could drive creators out of Florida
Fishback believes the tax will discourage 'immoral behavior' and help young people stay away from 'lust'
- Who
- James Fishback, a Florida governor candidate, and Sophie Rain, a top OnlyFans model
- What
- Proposal to impose a 50% 'sin tax' on OnlyFans creators in Florida
- When
- Proposed for the 2026 GOP primary
- Where
- Florida, USA
- Why
- To discourage 'immoral behavior' and fund public schools
- Proposed Tax
- 50% on OnlyFans creators in Florida
- Proposed by
- James Fishback, Florida governor candidate
- Estimated Revenue
- $200 million annually
- Purpose
- Fund public schools and increase teachers' salaries
- Opposition
- Sophie Rain, top OnlyFans model
- Sophie Rain's Reaction
- Called the proposal 'the dumbest thing'
- Sophie Rain's Argument
- Tax targets creators, not subscribers
- Sophie Rain's Claim
- Florida is 'OnlyFans central'