Housing is Unaffordable for Young People

[shrubberyvaluation]

1972 where I went it was about $4500 per year for room, board and tuition. Now it is about $80,000

And if students couldn't get loans for that much, tuition would be less.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Now I see only European weather in forecasting our weather.

That's because they are more accurate. And you saw that a year ago, not just suddenly under Trump. More Fern gaslighting.

 

[Dublin ohio]

That's because they are more accurate. And you saw that a year ago, not just suddenly under Trump. More Fern gaslighting.

Fern only notices things when he feels he can put a "it's Trump's fault" spin on it and generally fails spectacularly in his attempt

 

[Fernando]

All problems facing US now is Trump's fault. He's the President and has to take responsibility.

 

[djd09]

WATCH: FDIC Bankers Laugh At People Having Faith In The Banking System — “Bail-ins Coming!”​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1638638923311349760

https://100percentfedup.com/watch-FDIC-bankers-laugh-people-having-faith-banking/

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[Mejappz]

How long before the proletariat rise up against the bourgeoisie? History, as they say, has a tendency to repeat itself.​

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America’s Wealthiest 1% Could Buy 99% of America’s Homes​

• The combined net worth of America’s wealthiest 1% has grown to a record $49.2 trillion, almost the same as the combined value of all the homes in the U.S.
• Real estate makes up 12.3% of the net worth of the top 1%, compared to 46.4% of the net worth of the bottom 50%.
• The top 1% owns a disproportionate 13.4% of real estate assets in the U.S.
• The combined net worth of the wealthiest 0.1% has grown by $4.4 trillion in the past two years—more than the combined net worth of the bottom 50%.

America’s Wealthiest 1% Could Buy 99% of America’s Homes

The combined value of nearly 100 million U.S. homes reached $49.7 trillion at the end of 2024, while the combined net worth of America’s wealthiest 1% has grown to a record $49.2 trillion. In other words, the richest 1% have amassed enough wealth to buy almost every home in the U.S.

www.redfin.com

 

[OSU Beavers]

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

He's the President and has to take responsibility.

Biden was blaming Trump I for all his problems up until he was forced out of the race. Even claimed he "inherited" high inflation...which was 1.7% the first month of 2021.