Newsom's Plan for Tiny Homes to Combat Homelessness Draws Criticism and Praise

Dave Rubin criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to build 1,200 tiny homes for the state's homeless population, arguing that it is a backwards approach to the crisis and that Newsom has ruined California with his liberal policies. Rubin believes that the homeless problem has more to do with drug addiction and lawlessness caused by the Democrats and the one-party state of California. He also pointed out that California has high taxes and crazy building regulations that discourage builders from constructing homes. Newsom announced the plan to build the tiny homes as part of his tour to address housing, healthcare, and public safety issues in the state.
- Gov. Newsom roasted for plan to build tiny houses for homeless: 'He has ruined California' Fox News
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- Gov. Gavin Newsom announces $1 billion in homelessness funding KTLA 5
- Leaders from Stanislaus, other counties ask: Who’s responsible for homeless programs? Modesto Bee
- Newsom Pledges 1200 Tiny Homes For California's Homeless | Lake Elsinore, CA Patch Lake Elsinore, CA Patch
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