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Affordability = Stability

I hate buzzwords, but affordability covers more than just one thing. It's everything from houses to cars; computers to phones; guns to tools. If you've ever looked at something and thought "wow, who'd pay that much?" then you've experienced the affordability crisis we're in the midst of.

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A strong economy means people can invest in themselves. That's not just buying a house, or a new car; but being able to afford all of the things that make life worth living. Christmas shouldn't cause anxiety about how you'll afford presents for your kids, you shouldn't be locked out of a new hobby because you don't get paid enough, and nobody should be locked out of the American dream. Investing in the economy means investing back into the people, not just into big business.

Making sure people are living comfortably means a more stable future for ourselves and for our kids.

 Investing in Our Future 

The Foundation of a Good Life

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Buying a home is every American's dream. Something that we can call our own and redesign to meet our needs and tastes. Recently, predatory national rental companies have moved into town, and they aren't interested in living here.
 

So what are they interested in? The answer is simple: money. And that interest leads to jacked-up rental prices on homes and apartments, and homes that aren't owned by people, but a soulless company. When these companies do finally sell, it's after they've ruined the housing economy, and it's at blown-up above-market-value prices. When I'm elected, we'll wrangle back control of our housing market from these predatory companies, and once again return to a time where people can buy their homes.

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Paid for by the Committee to Elect Owen Farnsworth,

Jaia Peterson, Treasurer

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