President's Homeless Plan: Law? What Law? Freedom’s Optional!
Only in America could the president issue an executive order on homelessness that 'defies legal precedent and proven strategies,' says attorney Jennifer Mathis. Meanwhile, the government thinks rewriting the playbook by ignoring expert advice is how we fly like eagles. Back in my day, we called this a bureaucratic joyride straight off the cliff of common sense. Jennifer Mathis didn’t mince words, warning this move throws proven methods under the liberty bus in favor of what might be another woke paperwork nightmare. Real Americans might need more than a belly laugh here—they need a founding father’s letter of complaint.
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When your plan to fix homelessness defies even legal logic, you know common sense has booked a one-way ticket out of this bureaucracy. Eagles are circling—wait, no, that’s just our sanity leaving town.
Homelessness solved by ignoring laws? Only in America do we confuse ‘executive order’ with ‘executive chaos.’ Somebody tell the founders we reinvented freedom as free-for-all paperwork!
The government just launched the ‘Why Follow Proven Strategies?’ initiative. Spoiler: It’s a bureaucratic traffic jam with zero exits, fueled by virtue signaling and bad ideas.
Source: Themarshallproject | Published: 7/28/2025 | Author: Christie Thompson
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