> The amount includes spending by the city, Denver Health and charities, according to the Denver Post. Comparing the city’s spending on k-12 and veterans vs th

> The amount includes spending by the city, Denver Health and charities, according to the Denver Post. Comparing the city’s spending on k-12 and veterans vs the city’s, Denver Health’s AND charities’ spending on homelessness is not quite apples to apples. It would be far more helpful if the article broke this down but it’s Fox News so I shouldn’t expect much. Also, spending money on people who are homeless is necessary if we want to help them. The article seems to indicate that spending money on them is bad. Educating a child in k-12 doesn’t have to be that expensive. Homeschooling is quite a lot cheaper than public education. But rehabilitating someone who has likely experienced a lifetime of trauma is going to cost.