Staff Reports
California taxpayers are reeling after $2 billion meant to fight homelessness vanished while cities drown in debt. A new federal task force uncovered shocking mismanagement of public funds as tent cities spread across the Golden State. Despite spending $37 billion over six years, homelessness skyrocketed 24% – proof that liberal policies are failing hardworking Americans.
Fresno faces a $20 million deficit while Sacramento battles $77 million in red ink. Oakland nears bankruptcy with a $115 million shortfall, and San Francisco’s deficit could hit $2 billion. These numbers expose a pattern of fiscal recklessness as bureaucrats flush taxpayer money down the drain on ineffective programs.
Governor Newsom’s administration can’t explain where the money went. While they promised free healthcare for illegal immigrants, audits show 70% of homelessness funds sit unspent. Liberal leaders would rather blame President Trump than admit their socialist schemes don’t work.
The FBI-led task force found $2 billion missing from homelessness programs with zero accountability. Court-ordered audits revealed LA County officials wasted millions on shady contracts while homeless camps grew. This isn’t just incompetence – it’s corruption hurting our communities.
LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger admitted oversight is “long overdue,” calling the waste a betrayal of public trust. Assemblyman Josh Hoover slammed Sacramento Democrats: “They’ve spent enough to house every homeless person twice, but the crisis keeps getting worse.” True patriots demand answers.
California’s homeless population hit 187,000 despite record spending. In Sacramento, 90% of homeless reject shelter offers – proof that handouts create dependency. Liberals keep throwing money at the problem while ignoring common-sense solutions like mental health reforms and work requirements.
This disaster shows why big government always fails. Bloated bureaucracies like LA’s Homeless Services Authority squander resources on paperwork instead of helping people. Conservatives know real change comes from faith-based groups and local leaders, not wasteful state programs.
Hardworking families deserve better than paying for corrupt politicians’ mistakes. It’s time to freeze all homelessness funding until every dollar is accounted for. California needs fiscal responsibility, not more empty promises from out-of-touch elites in Sacramento.
