I’m very skeptical of this. I have been homeless in metro America and a huge number of the people I was homeless with (as well as their families) would be no he

I’m very skeptical of this. I have been homeless in metro America and a huge number of the people I was homeless with (as well as their families) would be no healthier with an additional $10k, $20k, $30k etc., a year. Activists like to claim that “food deserts” are a supply side phenomena but I promise they exist due to a lack of demand for the food those in suburbs or luxury high-rises prefer. A larger budget just means the vast majority of these people will purchase Pizza Hut instead of Caseys/7-Eleven.