The Sheriff of LA County is blasting Newsom for feeding billions more into the "homeless industrial complex." I've proposed a full audit of all homelessness spending.
Kevin Kiley
@KevinKileyCA · CA · H
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Most distinctive Housing 0.7 pp below the party median
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Housing | 0.8% | 1.4% | −0.7 pp | Under-indexed | 128 |
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Officials in LA and the Bay Area have found a solution to rising homelessness. Simply stop counting. They’ve again cancelled the annual census because of COVID.
Officials in LA and the Bay Area have found a solution to rising homelessness. Simply stop counting. They’ve again cancelled the annual census because of COVID.
Officials in LA and the Bay Area have found a solution to rising homelessness. Simply stop counting. They’ve again cancelled the annual census because of COVID.
Officials in LA and the Bay Area have found a solution to rising homelessness. Simply stop counting. They<U+2019>ve again cancelled the annual census because of COVID.
The notion that the Recall movement will dissipate after COVID ignores the fact that 53 percent of Californians were already thinking of leaving before COVID.
Governor Newsom promised a million new homes by now. A new report shows he's delivered a fifth of that. Politics has shattered the American Dream here.
At the current pace we<U+2019>ll have $10/gallon gas and a $1 million median home price by next year. No wonder most Californians say the American Dream is dead.
New state data shows California's population declined again in 2022. To summarize: 1900-2019: population grew every year 2019: Gavin Newsom took office 2020-2022: population declined every year
13 percent of voters say Gov. Newsom is doing a good job addressing housing costs and homelessness. Good thing those aren't very important issues.