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By CardinalBacker · Posted
A lot of them don't. And a lot of them believe that housing is a right. While you and I might worry about property tax increases, folks in subsidized (or even government housing) don't care very much. It's why voters in PAISD who rent will approve any bond that comes their way- an increase in property taxes doesn't affect them, at least in their own minds. Another key demographic that doesn't care about the increased cost of housing is the elderly... many of whom own their homes outright or have no intentions of ever relocating. People who own their homes outright don't care so much about the cost of home ownership... interest rates don't matter, and their net worth grows with every increase in housing prices. Who DOES care about those costs are people who are living beyond their means and can't afford to get a fresh home equity loan to cover their unsecured debt because they can't afford the new payment that will result from the increased principal and higher interest rates. Those people are drowning. Everyone's situation is different. -
By Separation Scientist · Posted
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By AggiesAreWe · Posted
Make that now 12 blown saves in 24 opportunities. Only the Marlins and White Sox are worse in that category. Two teams that just happen to have the worst records in MLB at the current time. Convert half of those and the Astros are 36-31 and not 30-37. 1 1/2 back of Seattle and not 7 1/2 back. -
He even admitted that he thought the charges were flimsy at best. Now he’s on here defending it. So easy to play both sides -
By LumRaiderFan · Posted
At the end of the day it's Trump vs biden in November, all the whining and moaning won't change that. Don't forget, CB, you are as responsible for that as anyone else.
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