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The [WEF] plan is dead, all the people see is the economy falling apart and they are now blaming the installed corrupt people and the [CB]. Down she goes. The people are now seeing what a depression looks like and the people are now buying gold from Costco. It has begun. The pressure is on, the [DS] is being obliterated by the truth and they don't know how to stop it. Everything the truth comes out against them the [DS] hits Trump. But the more they do the worse it gets for them. We are now approaching the precipice, the swamp is trying to fight back, lets finish what we started, the storm is coming, the military, people are now behind Trump. This is the final battle and the 2024 election will decide once and for all that the people have the power.

 

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Economy

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Biden joins the picket line - for 12 minutes: President tells UAW strikers they DESERVE more pay as he stands alongside workers demanding a four-day week and 40% raise

 

President Joe Biden joined striking auto workers for 12 minutes in Michigan on Tuesday, standing with them on the picket line as they demanded higher wages. 



Source: dailymail.co.uk

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Unconscionable’: Baby boomers are becoming homeless at a rate ‘not seen since the Great Depression’ — here’s what’s driving this terrible trend





Many baby boomers across the country are now coming to terms with the hard reality that working for your entire adult life is no longer enough to guarantee you’ll have a roof over your head in your later years.
Thanks in part to a series of recessions, high housing costs and a shortage of affordable housing, older adults are now the fastest-growing segment of America’s homeless population, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, based on data from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
“The fact that we are seeing elderly homelessness is something that we have not seen since the Great Depression,” University of Pennsylvania social policy professor Dennis Culhane told WSJ.
Here’s what has triggered what some experts are calling a “silver tsunami” — and what they say needs to change to reverse the tide.




Baby boomers are increasingly becoming homeless

Here’s what’s changed
After living through multiple recessions, leaving some of them with little savings, aging boomers are also now contending with insufficient affordable housing.
Low-cost assisted living centers are extremely limited — with labor shortages, inflation and reduced funding putting facilities at risk of closing.
And even rent is becoming increasingly out of reach in certain areas, like Massachusetts, New York and Florida.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida resident Judy Schroeder told WSJ the apartment building she was living in was sold to a new owner, raising her monthly rent by more than $500. Schroeder lost her part-time job, leaving her living off Social Security alone, and couch-surfing for months before she finally found a place in late August.
“I never thought, at 71 years old, that I would be in this position,” she said.