Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Next month, SCOTUS will consider the Grants Pass v. Johnson case, which could allow cities to criminalize unhoused people. As a formerly unhoused person, I know that unhoused people need help, NOT fines & jail time. I'll keep fighting for policies that affirm #HousingForAll

45,770 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

8 Comments

Daniel's profile picture
Daniel2 years ago

Please tell us how you’re fighting for housing? What exactly are you doing other than paid speaking engagements?

Mr. Curmudgeon too's profile picture
Mr. Curmudgeon too2 years ago

1. Another free campaign ad. I will check back next month and see how many homeless people you got off the streets and into houses. How many dollars are you putting into helping your people out of those millions you single handedly procured your district? You had family. Why did

Kung Fu Knowledge's profile picture
Kung Fu Knowledge2 years ago

Leftists always use the most extreme heart breaking example, when 99.9% of the homeless we are trying to get out of public spaces not designed for their tents, trash, filth, and sewage waste.

CureFriends's profile picture
CureFriends2 years ago

Your support, Cori, for open borders and unlawful entry into our community's, has 100% of the community at risk to violent crimes. YOU ARE WRONG FOR SUPPORTING OPEN BORDERS! And you are neglecting our families safety...

Texas-Shiner's profile picture
Texas-Shiner2 years ago

Homeless..just say homeless

Dems are election deniers's profile picture
Dems are election deniers2 years ago

Unhoused? You mean homeless..

MGreenisNext's profile picture
MGreenisNext2 years ago

Let’s hope your homeless again come August.

sierramike⚡️'s profile picture
sierramike⚡️2 years ago

Thank you @CoriBush

Related Videos