In March, I attended a town hall meeting organized by Inglewood Councilwoman Gloria Gray, featuring 17-term, 33-years-in-office, soon-to-be 86-year-old Congresswoman Maxine Waters as the keynote speaker. The meeting was primarily attended by Inglewood residents, along with the usual suspects: Inglewood’s Mayor and City Council Members, representatives from the offices of Assemblywoman Tina McKinnor and State Senator Steven Bradford, and local officials from various cities within California’s 43rd Congressional District.
Initially, Rep. Waters focused on housing, an issue she has championed for decades without producing any results. She advocated for her proposed spending bills totaling $260 billion in additional taxpayer money to combat homelessness and address the affordable housing crisis. Yet another fruitless endeavor by our government to funnel more taxpayer dollars into…
