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benefits for friends
donations to politicians', ballot measures' campaigns
lack of accountability, integrity, oversight
pressure from interest groups
revolving door
self-dealing

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20260813 Gerda discovered Dr. Adams Kellum approved a $250,000 contract with St. Joseph Center in early April 2023 soon after becoming LAHSA’s CEO.rtf
20260813 Guy found at least nine senior managers who had worked for St. Joseph Center before getting their jobs with the Authority. Some job titles did not exist before Dr. Adams Kellum became CEO.rtf
20260813 In the city, what are the organizational silos of homelessness programs that Tim Campbell talks about?.rtf
20260813 Is this an example of homeless industrial complex? todo0.rtf
20260813 The Homeless-Industrial Complex by Nick Patsaouras.rtf
20260813 The resignation of Va Lecia Adams Kellum came days after the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted to strip LAHSA of more than $300 million and create a new county department of homelessness.rtf
20260813 articles on the homeless industrial complex I've yet to read todo0.rtf
20260813 todo0 westside current. revolving door.rtf
20260814 "In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military–industrial complex" - Eisenhower.rtf
20260814 Grok says LAHSA and Adams Kellum have “maintained denials throughout” [assumedly: retaliation, requesting Bass’ emails be deleted, lap dance, modifying Inside Safe data].rtf
20260814 dangerous aspects and self-perpetuating features of the military-industrial complex todo0.rtf
20260815 Dispersion of homeless projects across districts means business and non-profit interest is harder to displace.rtf
20260815 Grok on "should there just be as few organizations as possible overseeing homelessness? what are the risks in such a system? Are there examples of cities making such a transition?" todo1.rtf
20260815 Grok on the attributes of a military-industrial complex that make it dangerous and that perpetuate it.rtf
20260916 LAHSA-related fraud - Michael Young of nonprofit Home at Last, which received over $118 million in public funds, including $75 million from LAHSA, with at least $7.5 million allegedly misappropriated.rtf
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