If the economy is doing just fine, then why is homelessness at levels not seen “since the Great Depression†in major cities all over the country? If the U.S. economy was actually in good shape, we would expect that the number of people that are homeless would be going down or at least stabilizing. Instead, we have a growing national crisis on our hands. In fact, within the past two years “at least 10 cities or municipal regions in California, Oregon and Washington†have declared a state of emergency because the number of homeless is growing so rapidly. Things are...