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Here is the relevant section of the Mark Warner campaign email that I just received in my inbox:
Lately, it seems like the U.S. Senate is where good legislation goes to accumulate dust on a shelf. Legislators left Washington on Friday for the July 4th recess. They did so after failing to pass a bipartisan bill aimed at preventing the steepest decline in housing prices in a generation.Obviously, Mark Warner believes the abnormally high housing prices of the past few years were normal. They were not.
Unlike most politicians, Mark Warner has a business background so he has no excuse for not understanding the inverse relationship between price and affordability.
Of course, I got the email one day after putting a Mark Warner bumper sticker on my car. Lereah!
power corrupts. Warner is no different.
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