I’m not sure what the motive is of this piece. Are we going to tax more the most opioid ravaged parts of Ohio to pay for the poor in New York City? Poverty tod

I’m not sure what the motive is of this piece. Are we going to tax more the most opioid ravaged parts of Ohio to pay for the poor in New York City? Poverty today is closely linked with housing prices. If your housing is too expensive, it’s up to fix it (looking at you California).