Forgive you? Okay....but just this once....
Women, minorities, and children hardest hit. Details at 10.
Dogs and cats sleeping together...
Here in New York we already have between 30,000 and 50,000 homeless. You mean it's going to get worse?
Well, let's be honest, a huge number of moveon.org slackers
lost their jobs on Tuesday, thanks to GW Bush.
I suspect the Band of Bribed Brothers stayed on the payroll,
however, to ensure their silence.
Forgive you? Okay....but just this once....
Well the MSM may be joining that group soon.
NEWS FLASH: Stupidity is painful! Democrats and dumbasses hit the hardest...
Remember when homeless were called "bums" or "hobos"? That was much more fun.
Of course, its so mean-spirited...and draconian.
Oh, no. Bill Clinton ended homelessness AND world hunger, years ago.
Actually it was Carter (in the horrible days of his Presidency) who decided that mental patients were having their rights violated by being institutionalized and he began the movement to close down state-run institutions. So, as in most issues, the Democrats create a problem and then blame the Republicans for not fixing it!
Homeless children die in droves due to shortage of flu shots and stem cells. Cheney makes lamps out of them. Bush gives no tax breaks to them because they pay no taxes. Halliburton gets no-bid contract for body removal and cremation.
Didn't Algore invent homelessness?
Bernie Goldberg, "How President Clinton Solved Homelessness". That's OK, I noticed it before Bernie pointed it out.
Democrats: the Party of Ideas. (TM)
As usual, its Clinton's fault. Or maybe Clinton holdovers at the State Department.
http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/housing/hvs/q304prss.pdf
We know better but its their playbook of course now they are gonna have to get a new one because these numbers dont lie like they do !
For rental housing, the vacancy rate was highest in central cities (10.8 percent), while rates outside
metropolitan areas (MAs) (9.7 percent) and in the suburbs (9.5 percent) were not different from each other. When
compared with their respective rates a year ago, the rental vacancy rates were higher in central cities, lower outside
MAs, and not different in the suburbs.
The homeowner vacancy rate was lowest in the suburbs (1.4 percent), while rates in central cities
(2.3 percent) and outside MAs (2.1 percent) were not different from each other. The homeowner vacancy rate
in the suburbs was lower than one year ago, while rates in central cities and outside MAs were not different
from their respective rates last year.
Among regions, the rate for rental vacancies was highest in the South and Midwest, 12.3 percent each,
and lowest in the West, 7.7 percent and Northeast, 7.3 percent (although they were not different from each
other). In the Midwest, the rental vacancy rate was higher than a year ago, while the rates in the other regions
were unchanged from their corresponding rates last year.
Comparisons of the regional homeowner vacancy rates ran parallel to the regional rental vacancy rates,
with highest rates in the Midwest (2.1 percent) and South (1.9 percent), although they were not different from
each other, and lowest rates in the Northeast (1.2 percent) and West (1.4 percent), also not different from each
other.
When compared to third quarter 2003, the respective homeowner vacancy rates were higher in the
Midwest, lower in the South and West, and, in the Northeast, not different from a year ago.
People are moving out of the citys and into the burbs and the countrysides my cornfields are being eaten up with 5 acre tracks of housing development
As usual, its Clinton's fault. Or maybe Clinton holdovers at the State Department.