Kamala Harris Has A Swing State Housing Problem

You'd like to think Kamala Harris, a career prosecutor, has a fighting chance of defeating a four-times indicted convicted felon in this year's US presidential election. Particularly considering that during the felon's first try playing president, he managed to get himself impeached not once, but twice, the second time for summoning a Cracker Barrel parking lot to the Capitol in a botched coup. Or who knows, maybe you wouldn't like to think that. Maybe you're stoked for another four years of c

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6 thoughts on “Kamala Harris Has A Swing State Housing Problem

  1. It’s game on. The electorate is cranky worldwide. That’s true in France, Canada, Germany and already changed a party governing in the uk (although admittedly the Tories were a long time train wreck).
    Yes housing is a problem. But I believe it is bigger than that. It’s down to real incomes which have only started to turn around in the last 6-12 months. It’s other things too, but on the economic side, it is real incomes. Housing is a symptom of that.

  2. If Trump were president during a bout of inflation he would have spent every available opportunity blaming it on the prior president, saying how the mishandling of covid, supply side problems, etc. caused the problem until finally his followers accepted it as gospel. Trying to take the responsible high road and not shift the blame has left it solidly on Biden.

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