Staff Reports
The Department of Housing and Urban Development, under the leadership of President Biden, is at it again with their big government, job-killing regulations. Instead of helping hardworking Americans achieve the dream of affordable housing, Biden’s HUD is actually making it harder for people to build homes without breaking the bank.
BIDEN IS MAKING IT HARDER TO BUY HOMES — JUST TO PLEASE GREEN RADICALS AND WALL STREET (NYP)
The Department of Housing and Urban Development exists to boost affordable housing for Americans, yet under President Biden, HUD is issuing a new “energy-saving” rule that will instead… pic.twitter.com/yffpGC1Xrq
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As if housing costs weren’t high enough already, now the Biden administration wants to slap even more red tape and expensive regulations on the construction industry. It’s like they want to make it impossible for regular folks to afford a place to live!
The new rule being pushed by HUD is a prime example of government overreach at its worst. Instead of letting the free market do its thing and drive down costs, Biden’s bureaucrats are meddling in the housing industry and driving up prices. It’s a classic case of liberals thinking they know better than everyday Americans and trying to control every aspect of our lives.
Conservatives know that the best way to make housing more affordable is to cut regulations and let builders do what they do best: build homes without government interference. But the Biden administration just can’t help themselves – they’re addicted to bureaucracy and can’t resist sticking their noses where they don’t belong.
If Joe Biden and his cronies at HUD really cared about helping Americans find affordable housing, they’d get out of the way and let the free market work its magic. But instead, they’re making it harder and more expensive for people to achieve the American dream of homeownership. It’s just another example of the Democrats putting their radical agenda ahead of common-sense solutions for hardworking Americans.
