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Crisis? What crisis? A tent or a cardboard box can't be a home? Because that's the only plan democrats have for us all, if they ever manage to secure power over the rest of this great nation.
In many ways, the housing crisis in rural areas is just as serious as the one in the country’s largest cities.
“The housing system isn’t working on behalf of a lot of rural residents,†says David Lipsetz, CEO of the Housing Assistance Council (HAC), a nationwide nonprofit dedicated to helping build affordable rural housing.
Nearly a quarter of the nation’s most rural counties have seen a “sizable increase†in the percentage of residents spending more than half their income on housing, a scenario the federal government calls “severely cost-burdened.â€
Actually, this might be an improvement over present conditions in some cities in Kamalas' state.
You are right. A cardbord box or a torn up tarp has very little resale value. The favela at least makes it look like they were attempting to reach civilization status at one time.
You are right. A cardbord box or a torn up tarp has very little resale value. The favela at least makes it look like they were attempting to reach civilization status at one time.
It says a lot that people would rather be homeless in a liberal cities than be housed in a red state.
Crisis? What crisis? A tent or a cardboard box can't be a home? Because that's the only plan democrats have for us all, if they ever manage to secure power over the rest of this great nation.
Actually the free market solution is lowering housing standards
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