LA solved homelessnes! pic.twitter.com/SadVXSApgZ
— Victor Nieves (@ItsVictorNieves) July 18, 2026
The brilliant socialist minds in Los Angeles have shown the country once again just how great they really are.
For the small price of $60,000,000 they managed to nearly end homelessness by housing a whopping three units.
The Gateway Pundit reported,
Nithya Raman, the Democratic Socialist (communist) running for mayor of Los Angeles, is also a member of the LA City Council, who chairs their special council on homelessness.
Last year, the city enacted a plan that was championed by Raman, which was intended to get homeless people off the streets and into apartments.
Despite carrying out the plan, which cost $60 million, only three units have been housed as a result.
Los Angeles residents can look forward to more of this kind of success in the future, no matter who wins the current race for mayor, Raman or incumbent Karen Bass.
The New York Post reports:
LA blew $60M on homeless ‘fix’ — it housed just three units
Just three out of a promised 2,000 apartments have been used to relocate the homeless in Nithya Raman’s failed $60 million project to get people off the streets.
Councilmember Raman, the chair of the Los Angeles City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee, introduced the Time Limited Subsidy program back in September as a cheaper alternative to Mayor Karen Bass’ Inside Safe Program — meant to get homeless people into an established residence.
Raman’s plan was to lease and move homeless people into 2,000 apartments and subsidize their rent, rather than pay for them to stay in motels or shelters.
However, nearly a year after that plan was launched — with $62.6 million in taxpayer funds behind it — only three apartments are occupied.
This must be what the left is talking about when they say that socialism works, it just hasn’t been done the “right” way yet.
Maybe if Los Angeles would just throw a little more taxpayer money in the trash they could finally solve their rampant homelessness problem.
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