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Gavin Newsom Just Announced He's Going to Waste More Taxpayer Money on Fighting Homelessness

Gavin Newsom hasn't met a taxpayer he didn't want to fleece. Billions of dollars and two decades later, the high-speed rail Californians were promised isn't anywhere near completion. Newsom has also promised to end homelessness, too. But that hasn't happened.

What has happened is that Newsom has spent a lot of money to get the homeless off the streets, but the only time he succeeded was when his commie overlords from China paid a visit. Even that was temporary. Never fear, though, California taxpayers. Newsom is going to spend almost $110 million to build 278 "permanent supportive homes" in Bakersfield, Contra Costa County, Fresno, and Sacramento.

That's $395,000 per home, for those of you doing the math.

But he wouldn't get his cut if he didn't do it this way.

Of course they will. As will LGBTQ+ people.

Intersectionality, and all that.

His administration still hasn't turned over the contracts on that.

There's a reason government-run schools focus on activism and indoctrination rather than teaching math and reading. Kids who can't add two-plus-two will not care about how much of their income Newsom steals.

Newsom thinks our money belongs to him.

You'll not be shocked to learn not a single one of these tiny homes has been built.

No, no. Law-abiding citizens don't deserve housing. They have to work two jobs to pay for Newsom's tax schemes.