Phil Scott Putting Homeless Pregnant Women Out of the Motel Program

What a jerk!

Homeless Women Less Than 6 Months Pregnant Will Be Kicked Out Of Motel Program

From Burlington Free Press: “March 29, 2025 Republican Gov. Phil Scott has signed an executive order allowing families with children under age 19 and “medically vulnerable” Vermonters who face eviction from hotel and motel rooms on April 1 to remain in the state’s General Assistance program through June 30. Pregnant women in their third trimester or who will enter their third trimester between April 1 and June 30 are among those who qualify as “medically vulnerable.”

SEE WHAT 5 MONTHS PREGNANT LOOKS LIKE,
and ask what in holy hell is Phil Scott doing threatening to put them out doors treated worse than a homeless dog?

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  • Please read Governor Phil Scott's Executive Order Yourself (he has ice in his veins!)

    https://governor.vermont.gov/sites/scott/files/documents/EO%2003-25%20General%20Assistance%20Emergency%20Housing.pdf

    “v. is a woman in the third trimester of pregnancy or a woman who will enter
    the third trimester of pregnancy during the period April 1, 2025 to June 30
    2025.”

    (3rd trimester means 6 months pregnant)

  • Let's Be Bewildered Together Over Governor Phil Scott's Math Skills

    First, please note that U.S. Senator Cory Booker is speaking “LIVE”
    right now at 9:51 PM March 31 about the horrors of cuts to Medicaid
    which will devastate pregnant women.
    https://www.senate.gov/legislative/floor_activity_pail.htm

    Now, back to Vermont Governor Phil Scott’s Executive Order of March 28, 2025
    EXECUTIVE ORDER 03-25
    https://governor.vermont.gov/sites/scott/files/documents/EO%2003-25%20General%20Assistance%20Emergency%20Housing.pdf

    “WHEREAS, … the Vermont Legislature has
    maintained an expanded number of emergency hotel/motel rooms; and
    WHEREAS, the hotel/motel program will cost Vermont taxpayers an estimated $45 million for Fiscal Year 2025 …”
    WHEREAS, the program is legislatively capped at 1,100 available rooms for a maximum 80-day per year stay to allow for individuals and families to seek suitable shelter and housing options except during the months of November 1, 2024-March 31, 2025 when the program ballooned to 1,461 households at a cost of almost $16 million for that period; …”

    O.K., let’s stop here, in the past I have stated that you can do a real estate search for
    “unrestricted land” in Vermont. You can go camping on this land or stick a trailer on it or a pre-fabricated steel building and fill it with tents.

    Let’s do this again because it is worth repeating this exercise, in case any non-profits want to take up ideas like this. See if you can search available grants at https://www.grants.gov/

    Now, next you want to see a full listing of unrestricted land for sale in Vermont and you will see excellent deals for many acres. https://www.landsearch.com/unrestricted/vermont

    Next, check out how low priced some camper trailers are that sleep 4 people.
    https://rv.campingworld.com/rvclass/small-camper-rvs

    Next, for each unrestricted piece of land you buy, you need a 100 foot or larger steel building to park the camper trailers in for safety and to protect them from harsh weather.
    https://quote.uspatriotsteel.com/

    I added up hundreds of acres of unrestricted land and the cost of steel buildings and the cost of trailer campers at $13,000. each, and I still couldn’t spend as much money as Governor Phil Scott has spent for his limited-time solution.
    A long term solution is far more cost effective and costs millions of dollars less than what is currently being spent.

  • Make the Homeless Shelter Math Make Sense Before DOGE Comes to Vermont!

    You don’t want Elon Musk’s gang of notorious DOGE
    slashers to come to Vermont,
    so Governor Phil Scott should put his thinking cap on!

    I want to try a little math here:

    Governor Phil Scott’s executive order states
    an estimated $45 MILLION DOLLARS
    for the year 2025 for the hotel/motel program
    for homeless Vermonters.
    It says the program is capped at 1,100 rooms.

    $45,000,000 divided by 1100 = $40,909.

    Each room costs $40,909 per year?

    You can buy a brand new 2025 Keystone Coleman
    20 foot camper trailer that sleeps 4 people for
    $13,000.
    https://rv.campingworld.com/rvclass/small-camper-rvs

    The advantage of camper trailers is keeping people
    separated in appropriate groups.
    You don’t want people with drug problems in the
    same group as women and children, etc.

    Now, if instead of hotel/motel rooms, the State of Vermont
    buys 1,100 camper trailers which can be parked in
    various towns in Vermont where they are needed,
    then
    1,100 times 13,000 = $14,300,000.

    So, how much is saved?
    $45,000,000 minus $14,300,000. = $30,700,000.

    So, the State of Vermont can save $30,700,000.
    by buying 1,100 camper trailers
    and park them around the state where needed.

    Where? Where do you park them with the
    $30,700,000. saved?

    Let’s look at today’s listing of
    UNRESTRICTED LAND
    FOR SALE IN VERMONT
    https://www.landsearch.com/unrestricted/vermont

    Today, there are 9 listings on this site.
    (1) Windham County
    57.8 Acres for $299,000.
    (2) Windham County
    2.19 Acres
    with a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home 1,921 Sq ft.
    $349,000.
    (3) Rutland County
    5.47 Acres
    $329,000.
    (4) Windsor County
    3 Acres
    $`129,000.
    (5) Washington County
    64.6 Acres
    $299,000.
    (6) Lamoille County
    1 Acre $75,000.
    (7) Orleans County
    10 Acres $68,850.
    (8) Orleans County
    0.9 Acre $39,000.
    (9) Orleans County
    10 Acres $589,000.

    O.K., lets add up how many acres nine unrestricted
    land properties cost today in Vermont.
    We need “unrestricted land” for the non-profits to
    create homeless shelters with the camper trailers.

    So, the listing of nine properties today adds up to
    154.96 Acres of land.

    What is the total cost if non-profits can get grants
    and donations to buy the whole list of ten properties?

    So, that’s $2,276,850.

    Now, add the $2,276,850 with the cost of the
    1,100 camper trailers,
    $14,300,000 + $2,276,850 = $16,576,850.

    Well, seriously folks, $16,576,850
    is less expensive than $45,000,000.

    $45,000,000. minus $16,576,850. = $28,423,150.

    Now, surely you can pay the salaries of the heads
    of the non-profits and the required property insurance
    for less than $28 Million dollars?

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