Foreclosure Surge: Americans Lose Homes While Bills Fund Wars?
While The Independent, referencing Servius by Attom, frets over a 20% surge in foreclosures in the last year, they conveniently gloss over the economic choices being made. One might wonder how many of these struggling families could have been helped by the $14.3 billion in additional military aid to Israel , or the over $75 billion to Ukraine , that Congress rubber-stamped in the same period,
often with bipartisan fanfare. It appears our leaders are quite adept at finding billions for conflicts abroad, while 'worrying signs' back home become mere statistics. The average American family losing their home isn't just a 'worrying sign' for the economy; it's a direct consequence of a political class that prioritizes proxy wars and geopolitical posturing over its own citizens' survival. How
many homes could $14 billion save?