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Unhoused D.C. Trump Voter LOSES Everything; Still Supports Him

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August 18, 2025

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What drives an unhoused individual to continue supporting a political figure despite personal struggles? In this compelling video, we share the story of David Barnes, a man living on the streets of Washington, D.C., who recently told the New York Times that he would vote for Donald Trump again, even after losing his possessions in a police sweep. Barnes believes in Trump's vision for a clean and beautiful capital, but his story raises important questions about homelessness and political priorities. We’ll also delve into research from the University of Kansas that reveals a surprising truth about housing availability in the U.S. — it’s not a shortage of homes, but a lack of affordable options that is the real crisis. Join us as we unpack these critical issues and advocate for solutions that can provide homes and financial security for all.

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