A reflection of poverty, homelessness and depression in America.
President Donald Trump and the republican party misunderstands and miscalculates the conditions of the poor, and since poverty destroys everything that psychologically and physically makes a person whole, it induces impoverished individuals to commit a crime. President Donald Trump and the republican party, have reduced food benefits for poor Americans, want to cut social security benefits and health care for poor people while ignoring safe restrictions for our water and environment. The poor condition of AMERICA CITIZENS will arouse the conscience of America to pay more attention to the poor and homeless people of this great nation. This book is not to criticize or point fingers; however, it mainly corroborates the lives of people that are sadly ignored as many of us go out waste money on vices that poor Americans can use.
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Reviews for "America's Forgotten Citizens: No, Food, No Shelter and No Help"
You certainly are a prolific author with all of these books. But I think your choice of pseudonym, while hiding your true identity, makes it harder for people searching for you on the Internet who would have trouble with the spelling. Most Americans have real spelling problems, like me.
In this book you have focused on the "invisible" poor. The highly touted unemployment rate always ignores those who have given up trying to find work. It also is distorted by so many having to work two jobs, or more, just to make ends meet and put a roof over their heads rather than be on street, unseen and moved about as a nuisance.
But I can see that the tide is turning. The Republican carefully laid plans to create a dual society similar to South America with the very rich ruling all the rest as happy wage slaves, is unraveling with the unpredictable nature of the coronavirus and the last straw of the video of George Floyd being murdered for being large and probably complaining because he was being stopped for what appeared to be, funny money, but mostly because he was black.
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