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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You get what you vote for. We liked Moco but it was obvious that politically the future isn’t bright. Between the illegal immigrants and proposed changes to schools, zoning and housing policies, it seemed too risky. Also how Covid was handled and a state government that doesn’t support or encourage job creation. [/quote] I have to agree with you. Montgomery County has been on a bad trajectory for a while now. Now that the schools are also bad, the county doesn’t have a strong differentiator. If you like high taxes, dense housing, crime and bad schools why not just live in DC?[/quote] Because the crime, schools and expenses are worse in DC. [/quote] Taxes in DC are actually lower than MoCo when you consider sales, income and property. DC property taxes are quite low. It was ranked as the 2nd lowest tax area after Arlington, VA in the DMV.[/quote] I did not say taxes…I said expenses. It is more expensive to buy or rent in DC. [/quote] Not compared to CC, MD or Bethesda, MD.[/quote]
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