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barbtries

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30. probably.

Reply to Genki Hikari (Reply #21)

Sat Dec 10, 2022, 10:10 AM

Dec 2022

but you know what republicans do. they take nothing and make someone's life a living hell over it.

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Gen Z Congressman-elect Maxwell Frost was denied an apartment over "really bad" credit. [View all] elleng Dec 2022 OP

WTF is an "application fee"? (nt) old as dirt Dec 2022 #1

Never rented, eh? elleng Dec 2022 #3

I've rented many times. old as dirt Dec 2022 #5

They started making application fees non-refundable. blm Dec 2022 #13

It's been a couple decades since we've rented. old as dirt Dec 2022 #14

Things have changed. It's almost impossible for a young person to rent on their own. yardwork Dec 2022 #27

Maybe they didn't need to run a credit marybourg Dec 2022 #16

you're lucky if you don't know. barbtries Dec 2022 #8

Can't someone divert some of the massive campaign fund flows to help jump start living arrangements? ExtremelyWokeMatt Dec 2022 #2

Have seen at least one who has offered, elleng Dec 2022 #4

Oh good! ExtremelyWokeMatt Dec 2022 #6

my fear is the help bringing up ethics issues? barbtries Dec 2022 #9

Is it really that ethically challenging when the homeowner can rent out on their terms? ExtremelyWokeMatt Dec 2022 #11

i have no issue with him getting help barbtries Dec 2022 #17

Many elected reps have been roommates over the years Genki Hikari Dec 2022 #21

probably. barbtries Dec 2022 #30

Didn't the rw catholic "family" have what amounted to a dormitory for karynnj Dec 2022 #32

yeah they had their K street i think it was. barbtries Dec 2022 #33

Can his friends start a go fund me kinda thing? Deuxcents Dec 2022 #7

He'll start collecting his $174k/year salary soon... WarGamer Dec 2022 #10

He won't get a paycheck until Feb. 2023 & he has to pay to live in both DC & Florida CottonBear Dec 2022 #28

Surely some wealthy Dem will spot him a special term loan for his first term? The GOP takes care of Samrob Dec 2022 #12

He highlights the plight why so many young people still live at home tulipsandroses Dec 2022 #15

Wouldn't he be rejected from many government jobs with bad credit? SouthBayDem Dec 2022 #18

Elected positions are exempt from that Genki Hikari Dec 2022 #22

The Constitution spells out the qualifications to serve as a Representative. Mariana Dec 2022 #26

Right but i'm talking about non elected government jobs SouthBayDem Dec 2022 #29

So your question has nothing to do with the topic of the thread. Mariana Dec 2022 #31

I wonder if he can share babylonsister Dec 2022 #19

No doubt Republicans will try to use this as a way to criticize him XorXor Dec 2022 #20

They can try Genki Hikari Dec 2022 #23

I meant they will use it to shit on him on TV, radio, and social media XorXor Dec 2022 #34

I still say... IrishAfricanAmerican Dec 2022 #24

SHRUG..... Find roommates like other whistler162 Dec 2022 #25