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@Kitenoa: Poverty is an unending problem, but temporary 'make it through the day' solutions aren't unreasonable. We need long term solutions, prevention and short term help as well. Or to put it a different way, the human body's need for food is a continual problem, but we can't wait until we have perfection in years to come to start eating.
Utah votes what 90% republican? So is that the republican answer to simply make being homeless illegal?
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