Forget everything the liberal media told you about homelessness. The problem is not a chronic situation. Mainly, it is confined to static group, who chose and continue to choose life on the streets. That's the good news. But the bad news is that the "care providers" who make their living ministering to them are going to want a lot more money soon. The San Francisco Chronicle goes into full hand—wringing mode this morning as it reports on a curious phenomenon: the homeless population is rapidly aging. San Francisco is plagued with a homeless population that is huge, relative to its population, and which receives tens of millions of dollars in city—funded assistance. Thirty UC researchers and students surveyed homeless people in San Francisco during four periods —— 1990—1994, 1996—1997, 1999—2000 and 2003 —— and found the median age of the homeless rose from 37 years old at the start to 46 by the end. But wait! What about all those...(Read Full Post)