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Pete Rodriguez, the brotherhood’s western district vice president, called the proposal “outrageous” and suggested it could worsen the homelessness crisis by impoverishing workers.

It’s not about impoverishing anyone but more about creating a truly healthy region for everyone to live in.

So, Bidenomics is impoverishing the young who can’t afford to buy a new house — and older adults who are watching their lifetime savings dwindle from higher costs and lower house values.

The economic decisions that enriched some people while impoverishing others were made in distant cities and, for the most part, in foreign languages, and few people could discern their origins.

Big Pharma has huge influence over national and international health policy, including the pandemic response; the military-industrial complex has immense political power, especially in the U.S., impoverishing society and profiting enormously from war.

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