
The left says living homeless on the street is a 'right.' Here's what they get wrong
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The endorsement of homelessness as a way of life is unfair to both those living on the street and the rest of society. The lifespan of a homeless person is only 48 years.
A person who "chooses" street living, instead of shelter or hospitalization, is exposed to hypothermia, disease and crime. On average, a homeless person survives only to age 48, losing 30 years of a normal lifespan. Betsy McCaughey is a former lieutenant governor of New York and chairman of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths. Follow her on Twitter @Betsy_McCaughey.
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People who go to a job every day or operate a business or take their kids to school need safe sidewalks and public transportation.

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