Opinion: Rising homelessness makes me uncertain about America's future, but I'm hopeful [Opinion]
We’ve all heard a lot about policies intended to reduce homelessness in San Diego County in recent years, but often lose sight of the humanity in homelessness.Another confession: I’m a financial planner, and a meeting I had with a client recently addressed how inflation can destroy wealth. The husband and his wife have been clients for many years. They’ve done quite well. They’ve raised two daughters, one of whom will graduate from college soon to a start a career with a well paying job.
Yes, the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s were tumultuous, and while it may always be that way in America, I believed that the nation would always find its way. The Vietnam war did end. The long lines of people waiting to buy gas in the 1970s eventually went away. Prosperity returned, and it seemed as if America had evolved into a wonderful place again.
Then came the future, this place where the wrong ideology can earn you a knock on the door from the Internal Revenue Service. Witness journalist Matt Taibbi, who appeared before Congress regarding the Twitter files. He received internal documents from the firm’s new owner Elon Musk. His testimony was essentially that Twitter officials
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