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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It seems you ask haven't paid attention to her message. "Lift as we climb" means that she, as part of a dual income family, can do ok, and also strive to help others.

It's not complicated unless you're a selfish turd.[/quote]

$583,000 was the average home price in Washington DC. per Zillow. 
I have zero problem with people spending their own money the way they see fit- and a decent neighborhood with good schools is something I would applaud. I do have a problem with people telling people to live one way while they live another. Just be honest. If you and your husband are millionaires- own it. Don’t preach to the rest of us who aren’t. [/quote]

[b]So you want to force her out of the neighborhood she grew up in? She's not allowed to buy a house there even though she's done well enough to afford it?[/b]

And she's not telling anyone how to live. Restrictive zoning is telling people what they can or can't do with their property.

gtfo with your bad faith arguments

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DP.  Wow.  You really can't read.  NOWHERE did the PP say anything of the sort.  George actually said that "single family zoning is a tool of segregation" - so I guess she'd be perfectly fine with DC putting some affordable apartments in her yard, right?

Her home is also situated in a residential zone of the city that “discourages multi-household development,” something she railed against as part of her campaign.  Talk about bad faith arguments.[/quote]

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