We build in Texas.
House stock goes up, prices go down, families buy a house and build a home — people are content.
It’s the promise of America realized — it��s beautiful.
For a man the greatest calling is to provide for your family and you can do that here.
In LA, SF and NYC these evil limousine liberals and socialist lunatics block the building of homes, people give up on starting a family and dump their slightly higher salaries into unsustainable rents — they wind up hating that lives or feeling unfulfilled.
Pure corruption.
The stress breaks and brutalizes the few who do become parents in these cities.
In Texas folks pause, say a prayer, thank Jesus and look you directly in the eye and say “thank you sir,” after the simple act of holding the door for each other.
You can feel the Holy Spirit, or grace if you prefer, all day long.
Owning a house and building a home is a the foundation of that happiness.
build more houses… make them cheaper and better… and let people build families and homes.
The $250,000 home solves a lot of a problems in society.
Karl Marx predicted a working class revolt against capitalism. He couldn’t have been more wrong.
Today’s DSA revolt isn’t led by workers. It’s led by radical activists who have never held a real job and wouldn’t recognize an honest day’s work if it hit them in the face.
America became the greatest country in the world because of our Constitution, individual liberty, and capitalism.
@nypost Perhaps the federal authorities should take a look at what happened here. Retaliating against businesses for opposing the mayor could raise serious public corruption concerns.
These numbers are striking - murders in NYC dropped 19%, but car theft went up 144%. Murders are pretty much the only crime that dropped.
Why?
A relatively small group of people commit the overwhelming majority of murders. NYC got them off the street.
Targeted policing works.
Why the fuck is Mamdani mourning the death of an inmate who brutally stabbed two people (and killing one of them) instead of the victims of the attack
Deeply deranged behavior
Mamdani has three paragraphs for the death of a person in city custody. OK.
Where is this level of attention when New Yorkers are murdered, assaulted, robbed or terrorized by violent criminals?
People in custody deserve humane treatment. Crime victims deserve more than being treated like background noise.
@seanhannity This is the goal: drive taxpayers and businesses out until Mamdani and his allies face less resistance to imposing their socialist agenda. It’s not limited to NY. You see the same thing in DSA strongholds like IL and CA. They want to drive all the common sense people out.
The numbers here are insane:
In the L.A. Metro system, 97% of people who committed a violent crime evaded the fare. In D.C., 99.5% of those who committed a “Part 1” crime (homicide, rape, robbery, arson, or motor vehicle theft) had dodged the fare.
In New York, MTA CEO Janno Lieber says that “virtually all” crimes are committed by fare evaders.
The “New Yorker” he’s mourning was arrested and charged with walking into a Bronx laundromat and attacking 2 strangers with meat cleavers, killing Jose Miranda and seriously wounding another man.
He had 27(!) prior arrests and had been paroled just 1 month before the killing.
Massachusetts Democrat State Rep. Francisco Paulino has been charged in a $700,000 loan fraud scheme.
Rep. Paulino was caught utilizing pandemic relief funds for personal use, real estate expenses, payments and transfers to his campaign account.
The fraud runs deep.