@jenn_2436: Finally, a democrat that said the quiet part out loud. Real estate developer and CEO Don Peebles appeared on FOXBusiness back in September. Peebles talked about how the Democratic parties policies were to blame for the cost of living and housing crisis in the USA. #costofliving #democrats #trump #republican #fyp

Dale :

Like you said, he’s a real estate developer.

Dee dee :

so this dude said it. It must be true😅

alfjrwilnc 🐊 :

GO LIVE JENN!!!!

Bridgett K :

Jenn, block this Jeps ahole. I tried to report, but his little cartoons can't be reported.

ctw1281 :

There you go Jenn, you just figured it all out right there! 😂🤣😅 It’s the solution we’ve been waiting on. Lol.

Ingrid :

sigh

Thabo :

I can see this being part of it! I'm personally a YIMBY (yes in my backyard).

Steven :

Yes yes

Chris Mann :

MonicaMN💜O{+> :

Near 30 yr mortgage professional here .... not true, look at Wall Street on down to borrowers on the impact from the 2008 implode of the housing market, investors, originators, etc.

David French :

Who's been in goverment for two years.

fleabag :

investors bought up alot of residential properties jacked the rent up so regular landlord how to do the same

mikep649 :

Caroline :

Context and Broader Perspectives on Housing and Cost of Living Economists, urban planners, and political analysts offer a range of perspectives on the causes of high housing prices and inflation, noting that the issue involves complex, multi-layered factors rather than a single political party: • Zoning and Local Regulations: Many urban economists agree that restrictive local zoning laws, environmental reviews, and NIMBY opposition (which exist in jurisdictions with various political majorities) have historically constrained housing supply in major metropolitan areas. • Broader Economic Drivers: Inflation and the cost of living are also influenced by national and global macroeconomic factors, including post-pandemic supply chain disruptions, labor costs, material costs, and interest rate changes managed by the Federal Reserve. • Supply Deficits: Industry analysts frequently point to a structural multi-million-unit housing deficit across the United States that has developed over multiple decades under administrations and local boards of both parties. Once again Jenn, stop blaming! Do you actually believe it’s the fault of one party? seriously educate yourself.

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JasonSaturdayThe14th :

Hdhsheidb :

Wow. Someone said something on tv? Must be true then. lol.

Jude :

In other news Democrats now have 258 seats, largest this century! The people have really spoken on how bad the Trump Administration is!