California cannot meaningfully track where $20 billion of homeless funding went, report says
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Published 2024-04-09
All Comments (21)
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Create a homeless problem > let it get out of control > ask for funding > corruption happens > money disappears.
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Homelessness = cash cow
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Not surprised. Homelessness is BIG business for politicians and their friends.
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It’s how government launders money. Which is why it’s not accounted for. If it was taxpayers doing this, then they’d be in jail by now.
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It took 5 years to figure this out? The public could have easily told you this.
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Check Eric Garcetti/Gavin Newsom pockets
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In the pockets of Californias politicians?
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I remember woeking with a girl who worked for LA Metro and she worked in accounting. She reported that books didn't add up. She got fired. That's here in LA, not Russia or China.
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for every $100 , $2 to homeless $98 to politician , wake up
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I bet a billion dollars that very little of that ever got to any homeless people.
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In the pockets of the politicians. . .and their "philanthropic companies" What a mess.
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Sadly, this is not surprising. They don't want to solve the issues because the issues are too lucrative.
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Why would they solve the homeless problem? It’s like asking the DEA to solve the drug problem. Solving your way out of your job.
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Shocking. Who runs California 🤔
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Politicians are getting rich 🤑 and raising taxes to keep people poor.
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Big thumbs up to Josh Hoover state assemblyman for requiring the audit that shows what we already knew as corrupt mismanagement of funds
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This is absolute bull crap People who promised to help the homeless took the money and left 😂😂
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This is TAX PAYER money!!! Let the government decide how to spend our money, what could go wrong....
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And yet they came at me to pay $8.32 cents last year to pay an outstanding 2017 tax fee…ok.
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We already try to recall Newsome. No much we can do any more. Democrats will just propose a new bill and give money to whoever is office. While the rest of us is stuck with ridiculous rent prices. New propose bill every year asking for money
