Financefag here. 4 yr degree in gov accounting which was useless.

Not mentioned in all of this covid debacle has been the fact that a majority of these dem cities are completely dried up on cash. Professor admitted to entire class she worked directly with mayor of San Fran at the time who would ask her to sign off statements that were completely fraudulent. Gov accounting allows you to write off expenses over longer periods of time so statements never reflect what is actually on hand today, all an illusion.

Anyway one of the major liabilities for older citizen/clients is Social Security. Most social Security checks I'm seeing average around $1400/month.

Could these dem cities have targeted nursing homes to reduce their monthly liabilities? Isn't it always just about the money?