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California flushed $24–37 billion of taxpayer money down the drain on homelessness since 2019 and nothing improved. Then trump hits D.C. with National Guard in under 48 hours, and poof, homeless encampments vanish. Something’s extremely fishy.
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— Desiree (@DesireeAmerica4) August 17, 2025

California flushed $24–37 billion of taxpayer money down the drain on homelessness since 2019 and nothing improved.

The issue of homelessness in California has become a pressing concern for many residents. Despite the staggering amount of $24–37 billion spent on various initiatives since 2019, the situation remains dire. Critics argue that the funds have not led to significant improvements, leaving many to wonder where the money went. The metrics for success seem elusive, and the frustration among taxpayers is palpable.

Then Trump hits D.C. with National Guard in under 48 hours, and poof, homeless encampments vanish.

In a contrasting approach, former President Trump’s rapid deployment of the National Guard in Washington, D.C., led to a swift disappearance of homeless encampments. This has sparked discussions about the effectiveness of different strategies in addressing homelessness. The quick results seen in D.C. raise questions about why similar actions have not been employed in California. Many are left pondering whether political will or management strategies might be the key to resolving such a complex issue.

Something’s extremely fishy.

The disparity between California’s extensive spending and the immediate results seen in D.C. has led to skepticism about the effectiveness of current policies and their implementation. It’s crucial for residents to demand transparency and accountability from local leaders to ensure that taxpayer money is used effectively. As public concern grows, the need for innovative solutions and a reevaluation of existing approaches becomes increasingly clear.

In addressing homelessness, a collaborative effort involving community organizations, government agencies, and citizens is vital. By learning from successful strategies, such as those seen in D.C., California can work towards meaningful change and better utilize taxpayer funds.