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Civilized said:

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First to worst. Complete ineptitude.

Art of the Deal, baby!!

The difference between inflation under Biden and inflation under Trump is under Biden we were lower than the rest of the world, under Trump we’re higher

In case facts still matter https://t.co/w7NfjIK26n

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) July 25, 2026

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Four years vs. two years…get back to me in two years if things are the same

#blindmice, pay attention

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eljefe444 said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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Civilized said:

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First to worst. Complete ineptitude.

Art of the Deal, baby!!

The difference between inflation under Biden and inflation under Trump is under Biden we were lower than the rest of the world, under Trump we’re higher

In case facts still matter https://t.co/w7NfjIK26n

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) July 25, 2026

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Four years vs. two years…get back to me in two years if things are the same

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Y'all love to kick the can down the road until a Democrat is in charge. Then the buck stops there. Remember when y'all were bragging about gas coming down after the ceasefire? How's that going?

Remember when Trump promised to bring prices down day one? Now he claims "affordability" is a made up word almost as much as he explains his revelation that the word "dumb" has a "B" in it.

How about slashing electricity bills in half at the end of his first year? Did that happen?

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Biden had four years. Is it too much to ask for your great President Trump to get four years before we judge him? Seems like that would be the only way for a fair comparison?

The rest of your post is nonsense. Try to control yourself.

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Gulfstream4 said:

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eljefe444 said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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Civilized said:

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First to worst. Complete ineptitude.

Art of the Deal, baby!!

The difference between inflation under Biden and inflation under Trump is under Biden we were lower than the rest of the world, under Trump we’re higher

In case facts still matter https://t.co/w7NfjIK26n

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) July 25, 2026

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Four years vs. two years…get back to me in two years if things are the same

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Y'all love to kick the can down the road until a Democrat is in charge. Then the buck stops there. Remember when y'all were bragging about gas coming down after the ceasefire? How's that going?

Remember when Trump promised to bring prices down day one? Now he claims "affordability" is a made up word almost as much as he explains his revelation that the word "dumb" has a "B" in it.

How about slashing electricity bills in half at the end of his first year? Did that happen?

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Biden had four years. Is it too much to ask for your great President Trump to get four years before we judge him? Seems like that would be the only way for a fair comparison?

The rest of your post is nonsense. Try to control yourself.

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Weren't you the one complaining about Mandani because of high rent in NYC when he's only been in office a few months? And I responded with showing he froze rent on what he could control and began enacting several policies that still need approval and you claimed it was word salad because you had nothing of substance to respond with?

Try to pick a lane

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I don't care

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Gulfstream4 said:

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Civilized said:

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First to worst. Complete ineptitude.

Art of the Deal, baby!!

The difference between inflation under Biden and inflation under Trump is under Biden we were lower than the rest of the world, under Trump we’re higher

In case facts still matter https://t.co/w7NfjIK26n

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) July 25, 2026

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Four years vs. two years…get back to me in two years if things are the same

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Why would they be different?

What are you hoping magically changes in years 3 and 4?

What signs of positive traction are you seeing?

The snapshot ain't good. The trends ain't good either. Hope isn't a strategy especially when there are no evident signs of progress two years in.

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Keep hope, wishing, praying for the worst. One day you'll GET TRUMP and everyone will beg your forgiveness for voting for him and you'll be a hero and say "I told you so"!1

eljefe444 said:

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eljefe444 said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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Civilized said:

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First to worst. Complete ineptitude.

Art of the Deal, baby!!

The difference between inflation under Biden and inflation under Trump is under Biden we were lower than the rest of the world, under Trump we’re higher

In case facts still matter https://t.co/w7NfjIK26n

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) July 25, 2026

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Four years vs. two years…get back to me in two years if things are the same

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Y'all love to kick the can down the road until a Democrat is in charge. Then the buck stops there. Remember when y'all were bragging about gas coming down after the ceasefire? How's that going?

Remember when Trump promised to bring prices down day one? Now he claims "affordability" is a made up word almost as much as he explains his revelation that the word "dumb" has a "B" in it.

How about slashing electricity bills in half at the end of his first year? Did that happen?

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Biden had four years. Is it too much to ask for your great President Trump to get four years before we judge him? Seems like that would be the only way for a fair comparison?

The rest of your post is nonsense. Try to control yourself.

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Weren't you the one complaining about Mandani because of high rent in NYC when he's only been in office a few months? And I responded with showing he froze rent on what he could control and began enacting several policies that still need approval and you claimed it was word salad because you had nothing of substance to respond with?

Try to pick a lane

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to be fair, freezing rent makes things worse than better

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hokiewolf said:

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eljefe444 said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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eljefe444 said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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Civilized said:

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First to worst. Complete ineptitude.

Art of the Deal, baby!!

The difference between inflation under Biden and inflation under Trump is under Biden we were lower than the rest of the world, under Trump we’re higher

In case facts still matter https://t.co/w7NfjIK26n

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) July 25, 2026

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Four years vs. two years…get back to me in two years if things are the same

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Y'all love to kick the can down the road until a Democrat is in charge. Then the buck stops there. Remember when y'all were bragging about gas coming down after the ceasefire? How's that going?

Remember when Trump promised to bring prices down day one? Now he claims "affordability" is a made up word almost as much as he explains his revelation that the word "dumb" has a "B" in it.

How about slashing electricity bills in half at the end of his first year? Did that happen?

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Biden had four years. Is it too much to ask for your great President Trump to get four years before we judge him? Seems like that would be the only way for a fair comparison?

The rest of your post is nonsense. Try to control yourself.

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Weren't you the one complaining about Mandani because of high rent in NYC when he's only been in office a few months? And I responded with showing he froze rent on what he could control and began enacting several policies that still need approval and you claimed it was word salad because you had nothing of substance to respond with?

Try to pick a lane

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to be fair, freezing rent makes things worse than better

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Yeah rent control doesn't increase the number of winners it just changes who wins.

Long-term renters are the only winners; building owners lose, investors and apartment builders lose, single-family and condo buyers lose.

Affordable housing is a really tough nut to crack and typically the most affordable houses are NOAH units, so I get the temptation to lock down rents for long-term tenants in older properties, but it's not good for the market.

I think the best option from amongst a bunch of mid-to-bad options is government incentives to build more affordable housing.

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Of course everyone translates politics into what makes sense in their own backyard. Gun control makes zero sense in the rural west where coyotes are eating your livestock and cops are an hour away, but it makes perfect sense on the streets of Chicago.

Rent control sounds completely stupid until you've lived in Manhattan for a little while and seen how completely broken the housing market really is here. The idea may be problematic, but it's at least rational and trying to fix real problems that affect even the upper middle class in the city who are competing with every oligarch on Earth laundering their money in the NYC market.

How exactly are upper middle class and "oligarchs" competing for the same housing stock? I challenge that notion. What my friends have experienced is that rent controlled apartments significantly drop the housing stock due mainly to succession rights, ie children can get rent controlled apartments passed down to them and maintain the rent control. Therefore they he middle and upper middle class are subsidizing the rent control with their rent increase.

IMO, that's more of an issue than rich people buying apartments and condos marketed to rich people.

Hmmm, who would've thought

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— Scott Lincicome (@scottlincicome) July 27, 2026

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How exactly are upper middle class and "oligarchs" competing for the same housing stock? I challenge that notion. What my friends have experienced is that rent controlled apartments significantly drop the housing stock due mainly to succession rights, ie children can get rent controlled apartments passed down to them and maintain the rent control. Therefore they he middle and upper middle class are subsidizing the rent control with their rent increase.

IMO, that's more of an issue than rich people buying apartments and condos marketed to rich people.

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I like how you put "oligarchs" in quotes. Anyway, there aren't any green patches in the NYC area that haven't already been developed for 400 years, so it's a zero sum game. The uber-wealthy buyers skew developers into building luxury buildings on any available tear downs at the expense of everyone else, driving down affordable housing stock (and in NYC, "affordable" doesn't mean the same thing it does in Raleigh... it does affect even the "upper-middle" class). And yeah, many high-end units are bought up by foreign shell companies and kept empty as safe-haven assets. And now the problem has moved out to the boroughs as more and more middle-class buildings are being bought up.

I agree that rent control is problematic, and can screw up the market in it's own ways. But viable solutions that attempt to keep the character of the city halfway stable and middle class workers intact within a 2 hour drive are few and far between. I'm sure you'd hate targeted taxes to tackle the problem even more.