When will the plywood come down?

[Anonymous]

after the election
Maybe after the inauguration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Really sad to see so many boarded up stores and restaurants downtown.

Summer 2021, after all the actual and fraudulent mail-in ballots are finally counted and recounted and double counted and recounted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's really an awful shame. I was downtown this week for the first time in a while and it's just sad. What a waste of so much beautiful, useful commercial real estate.

DC has such nice buildings and too see them boarded up and unused is really a crime.

Move to Portland or Kenosha then. Madison is a dump of graffiti, broken windows, looting, and plywood too. Lots to pick from OP. Lots to pick from.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Commercial real estate in DC is screwed.

Well, maybe if prices come down we can have small businesses that can actually afford the rent. I don't really feel bad if people lose money on commercial real estate here.

It is public pensions that hold it anyhow. Oh well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's really an awful shame. I was downtown this week for the first time in a while and it's just sad. What a waste of so much beautiful, useful commercial real estate.

DC has such nice buildings and too see them boarded up and unused is really a crime.

Move to Portland or Kenosha then. Madison is a dump of graffiti, broken windows, looting, and plywood too. Lots to pick from OP. Lots to pick from.

Blue voters have a buffet of choices.

[Anonymous]

If Joe isn't elected it'll never come down, because are going to burn this country to the ground. So if you want to avoid that, I suggest you vote for Joe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Commercial real estate in DC is screwed.

I hope to never have to deal with DC parking or the scam red light tickets again.
Hopefully telework is the way of the future. DC government was getting way too crazy with their fines. I'd be happy if I never had to step foot back there again. Not worth it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Commercial real estate in DC is screwed.

I hope to never have to deal with DC parking or the scam red light tickets again.
Hopefully telework is the way of the future. DC government was getting way too crazy with their fines. I'd be happy if I never had to step foot back there again. Not worth it.

Yeah, we really need a Law and Order government so that I can get back to... violating driving and parking laws? Hmm

[Anonymous]

Great Platform: Vote for Biden to end looting

[Anonymous]

The people doing the looting and rioting have no idea of the long term economic impact of their actions. DC has be growing and getting safer for the past 40 years. It will take 50 years to recover from these horrible actions.

[Anonymous]

Commercial real estate in DC (other cities too) is definitely screwed. Why should public and private entities maintain tons of office space when liberal teleworking rules are working. This will trickle down to all aspects of business in DC that catered to the mass influx of workers everyday from dining, transportation, bars, etc. It is definitely going to be rough loosing all the revenue but maybe it offers a way for residents to redesign their city and makes it affordable for new business to open. Lemonade from lemons.

[Anonymous]

Biden already lost.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:After Biden wins the election.

In his 46 years as a public “servant”, what exactly has he accomplished in the realm of “systemic racism”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After Biden wins the election.

In his 46 years as a public “servant”, what exactly has he accomplished in the realm of “systemic racism”?

Anyone?

[Anonymous]

So what happens if Biden loses?