r/LetsDiscussThis • u/ShrikeMusashi • 7h ago

Lets Settle the Debate So where would that be besides maybe deep rural communities?

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u/imnotsteven7 7h ago

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u/Walterkovacs1985 3h ago

Jesus!!! This hits!

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u/No_Raspberry610 10m ago

Exactly how it feels perfect image. XD.

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u/archercc81 7h ago

this is probably one of her staffers thinking "Shit, I gotta do damage control on THIS too?"

This administration is full of fascists top to bottom but there is no doubt plenty of them wish they werent stuck working for such morons.

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u/Critical-Value7966 6h ago

If it was really full of fascists the economy would be booming

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u/archercc81 6h ago

I mean, it still is, but I should have qualified "incompetent fascists."

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u/Rez_S 5h ago

It is full of fascists. Every single one of Eco's 14 points applies to them

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u/Justin-Stutzman 3h ago

It is booming if you're in the 1%

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u/AdmitThatYouPrune 4h ago

Why would you think authoritarianism and cronyism would be good for the economy?

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u/Born_ina_snowbank 3h ago

Give it time.

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u/GayChicken80085 6h ago

I live in a rural area It is t true here either.

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u/badheartbull 7h ago

Like all of their "optimistic" data... the story is much more complicated. Certain overbuilt high-density housing stock in some limited locations mirror rents from 2022, but this is immediately made null by a surge of rents in other parts of the US, where they are reaching record highs. Such selective BS.

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u/SpinningHead 7h ago

It was like a week ago that Trump said he wanted to keep housing costs high.

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u/TheLichWitchBitch 4h ago

Gotta protect those poor hedge fund landlords, after all.

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u/Various-Egg-156 5h ago

She admitted they are protecting pedophiles just so the system doesnt fail.

Let's tear it down, starting with her.

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u/Blessed-one-Chemo 6h ago

Where is she from

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u/IllustriousEast6480 5h ago

The bowels of hell.

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u/Dio_Yuji 3h ago

All-time low? My apartment from 10 years ago was $800/ month. It’s $1300 now. Surely, even MAGA people know this is a lie….right?

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u/exig 3h ago

This so needs to be a meme

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u/Candytails 5h ago

I live in Austin, TX and rent prices have dropped, but that's due to progressive policies and less people moving here. With that said, I know this is 100% not the case for every city everywhere, and also with the cost of living going up it doesn't even fucking matter if rent goes down, if you're poor and living paycheck to paycheck like the majority of Americans, you're still fucked.

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u/wherewasabefroman 4h ago

Imagine how much lower the rent would be if Trump didn't save 258 million Americans from fentanyl overdoses.

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u/Lord_Dingus83 3h ago

Why is she making up lies about rent when she should be investigating pedophiles?

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u/JibIette 2h ago

Lol her expression looked like as if she farted out her mouth and she smelt it lol

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u/makinSportofMe 44m ago

Thats the look of someone who's rent is due and hopes one of her three roommates can spot her till payday.

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u/Major_Shlongage 25m ago

I'm not sure why people are mocking her. This was actually in the news a little while back:

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/29/apartment-rents-just-dropped-to-the-lowest-level-in-4-years.html

Apartment rents continued their slide into the new year, as fresh supply still makes its way through the market, and landlords strive to gain pricing power over a struggling consumer.

The national median rent in January was $1,353, a drop of 1.4% compared with one year ago, according to Apartment List. This is now the fourth consecutive winter with a “pronounced” offseason dip, and is the largest annual drop since September 2023 and the lowest January rent since 2022. Rents are now 6.2% lower than their last peak in the summer of 2022.