“For the first time since the pandemic began, staff from Sacramento County’s elections agency set up tables Thursday at Loaves and Fishes, a nonprofit that provides services for homeless people,” the Associated Press reported.
Think about that. Sacramento County is registering homeless drug addicts and homeless mentally ill individuals to vote, rather than providing care and treatment, for which the County has been paid millions, and maybe billions.
Last month, it was announced that Sacramento County was to receive $25 million from the state to address homelessness along the American River Parkway – that’s just along the American River Parkway. How much has Sacramento County received to “address homelessness” in total?
For $25 million, the County could have long ago erected a large homeless campus on county-owned property and triaged and treated the county’s homeless.
Instead, they’re sporadically approving tiny homeless villages: “a 44-unit tiny home village near Florin Road just west of Highway 99 and 100 tiny homes at Florin and Power Inn roads,” Capradio.org reported.
“Those plans include private cabin-like shelters for each resident, meals, laundry services, case management, restrooms, showers and 24/7 security.”
Sacramento’s homeless are receiving more concierge services that the Ritz Carlton provides for paying clientele.
But no treatment? These people live on the streets and in parks for a reason – they need treatment. Putting a roof over the heads of homeless meth and heroin addicts and schizophrenic homeless solves nothing.
And now our brilliant Sacramento County elections officials are registering these mentally ill and drug addicted people to vote. Isn’t there something really nefarious with registering people to vote who can’t even take proper care of themselves, who urinate and poop on city streets and sleep on sidewalks? This is akin to registering voters at an Alzheimers care facility or an inpatient mental health treatment center. And this is being done by staff from Sacramento County’s elections agency.
No doubt they are registering as Democrats, and doing same-day voting.
The heights of corruption know no bounds in California. There are over 11,000 homeless living in Sacramento. County and City officials may have their differences on how to handle this crisis, but as they quibble, the homeless population and related crime continues to grow.
How is it permissible to register someone without a permanent address? We can thank the California Legislature and former Gov. Jerry Brown.
In 2016, then-Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law the California Voter’s Choice Act, which the state described as “fundamentally transforming” elections to an All-Mailed Ballot – Vote Center Model. Apparently homeless voters can also receive ballots at a P.O. Box or shelter. “Under the law, ALL registered voters will be mailed a Vote by Mail ballot beginning 29 days prior to Election Day, regardless of whether you have signed up as a Vote by Mail voter or not. ”
The clincher is, those without an address in which to receive the all-mailed ballot, “can still vote in person at any Vote Center on or before Election Day.”
Our government is using the homeless as a funding stream, while pretending to care for them, and now using the homeless as a new voting base, registering them to vote.
What will stop this gross government corruption and redistribution of wealth? Elections matter. Start with throwing out your local elected officials and work your way up.
