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If you're gonna run for office, you need to have thicker skin... you need to be able to respond to people without devolving into the ridiculous name calling and questioning someone's knowledge because they pointed out a flaw in your barely concept of a plan... The last thing this country needs is another thin skinned sycophant beholden to corporate donors and oligarchy and makes up stupid lies to ignore realities. Thats how we got into this situation in the first place..

Trying to end homelessness while facing down the barrel of homelessness yourself is an exhausting exercise in persistence. As much as i would like to post regularly, right now, I've got about 1 month before me and my family are homeless. Its not about being lazy or being inept or just wanting a government check. Besides, right now we don't even get that. Right now, the only government service we are relying on is medical insurance through the state of colorado. We didn't plan on being here, hell, it wasn't even until our food truck venture was cut short by a relative that didn't want to honor their word to their dying wife... It wasn't until we were facing down the barrel ourselves did i start to think about how to end this concept to begin with. Being autistic, i'm incredibly justice minded and there is no justice what so ever in having a homeless population to begin with. Other countries have ended their homeless problems in much the same way we propose in the Initiative. So, I set out to figure out a way for this country to end its homeless problems because I was facing it myself. I was raised to feel that we shouldn't force hardships upon others because they are learning experiences or character building, or just because its wrong to force others to suffer that which you had to endure for no good reason. I want to make life better for my children, but not only my children but for everyone. That is my goal for this project, the evolution of our society to give a s**t about people we don't know. The system is rigged against change and change takes time, way more than would be preferably by me and my family. I wish to hell someone else had thought of and built something similar to the Eureka Initiative so that we would have support and a place to rebuild our lives without threat of being forced out of our home. Have you ever faced homelessness or been homeless? share your stories and your sources for support to get out of homelessness for others

Without a backup plan, with all the layoffs happening across the economy, many of these people will become homeless as their savings runs out and they are unable to afford their mortgage or rent. Economic shrinkage is endangering 100's of thousands of lives.

UPS cutting around 20,000 jobs amid 'new or increased tariffs'; 164 buildings closing UPS announced it's cutting around 20,000 jobs in 2025 due to President Donald Trump's looming tariffs and expected lower Amazon shipments.

Hope you're ready for more wildfires. Cutting down our forests will lead to the desertification of the United States and rapid expansion of the already huge wildfires that have been occurring.

Over Half of the National Forests Are Now Open for Logging The Trump administration removed protections to more than half of the national forests managed by the U.S. Forest Service to boost timber production.

We have reached the point of having over 700,000 homeless people living in the United States. Don't you think its time we started changing how we do things?

The 25 Major U.S. Cities With the Largest Homeless Populations More than half of the country’s homeless population resides in urban areas or major cities.

AI Space Factory is developing a basalt 3d printer that will make completely recycleable housing that is secure and stable! This technology would make housing the homeless doable at the rate of 3 weeks per house. That is someone off the streets every 3 weeks.

MARSHA — AI Spacefactory    MARSHABUILDING A MARS HABITAT   ARCHITECTURE ON MARSIn an alien environment 54.6 million kilometers away, construction and materials must be rethought entirely. Architecture on Earth plays a critical role in the way we live. On Mars, this reaches a higher level of importance since buildings ar...

Harvard, you left one thing out... jobs that pay a living wage

Why it’s so hard to end homelessness in America — Harvard Gazette Experts cite complexity of problem, which is rooted in poverty, lack of affordable housing but includes medical, psychiatric, substance-use issues.

all of the gutting of public funding is going to make things alot worse. These programs, while not fixing the problem, do help to slow the slide. Until we have a solution that actually works in place, these are critical programs that continue to lose funding for the sake of tax cuts for the rich.

'Disheartening': USDA cuts will cost Colorado $13.1M meant for food banks, schools to help farmers More than $13 million in U.S. Department of Agriculture funding to help Colorado food banks and schools buy fresh, local produce from farmers and ranchers has been cut by the Trump administration.

Water has a big impact on the price of beef year after year. When cattlemen have to sell their stock early for slaughter, they have to raise the price because the cows aren't as old as they normally would be. Even the cost of to feed cattle has risen due to the lack of water for hay grass.

The drought outlook indicates a lot of producers will be facing increased drought conditions going through the spring. Matt Makens discussed this during the CattleFax Outlook Session in San Antonio at CattleCon25.

A drier-than-average outlook covers most of the central U.S. Conversely, the is a chance for moisture conditions to improve in parts of the eastern half of the Corn Belt, parts of the West and areas of Montana. It will come down to the timing of moisture for many of us again this year.