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Should S.F.'s Big Businesses Be Taxed to Pay for Homelessness?

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A homeless encampment along San Francisco's Division Street. (Amy Mustafa/KQED)

A Twitter fight between two of San Francisco’s biggest, and wealthiest, tech leaders says a lot about the city’s problem with homelessness. Proposition C calls for taxing the city’s most profitable companies to double the $300 million already spent on homelessness. You might be surprised by who supports and opposes it.

Guest: Guy Marzorati, KQED politics and government reporter

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