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Posted Fri, Nov 19, 12:08 p.m.
Flimsy. Two data points, presidential vs. non-presidential years, completely different economic circumstances, completely different candidates, etc. etc. It's embarrassing -- and proof that if you've only got a bit of data, you can read whatever story you like into it.
MOREPosted Tue, Apr 17, 3:54 p.m.
Shorter Mossback: 1) Building affordable housing makes housing less affordable. 2) Creating new places for people to live within the city is elitist. Shutting people out of the city (unless they can afford a ridiculously priced single family home) is egalitarian. 3) Planning for growth causes growth. Good luck with ...
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