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How many times you say that a show?

Not enough.

Okay, apparently not.

The Wall Street Journal did a headline story printed today,

also appearing on their website.

California spent $17 billion on homelessness.

It's not working.

Now, the Wall Street Journal does lean a little bit right,

but they're pretty practical on the way they approach many issues,

particularly good on fiscal issues.

So it's a pretty good read.

And it's so there's little objectivity left in journalism.

But I think this one's pretty close to on the mark.

They had two reporters do this story.

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