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APPARENTLY, PAYING OFF YOUR HOUSE DOESN’T MEAN YOU CAN AFFORD TO KEEP LIVING IN IT. My friend bought her home in 1994 for $108,000. She paid roughly $720 a month for 28 years and finally cleared the mortgage. She’s 76 now. Social Security gives her $2,180 a month, or $26,160 a year. Then a house two doors down sold for $625,000. The county reassessed hers, and her annual property tax bill climbed to $8,400. That’s $700 every month just to keep the home she already paid for. Her mortgage used to cost $720 a month. Now her property taxes cost $700. She did everything people told her to do: bought a modest house, made her payments, stayed out of trouble, and paid off the loan. But after 28 years, owning the house outright still doesn’t mean she can afford to keep it. Property taxes alone now eat up nearly a third of her Social Security income. The deed says she owns the home. But if the bills keep rising faster than her income, how long can she actually stay there?

Rep Chip Roy comes out and says sit, Congress is too corrupt to fix “At some point people will look at this body and say, maybe we should get rid of all 435 members of the House and all 100 members of the Senate and start over: Congress is literally failing the American people”

Republicans have a serious problem with women in America. And Republicans don't treat women very well. The way President Trump treated these victims of Jeffrey Epstein and his friends and other elites all over the world was a very loud message to women in America.