DyLo (@Jo7171)

A bipartisan housing bill, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, has become law without President Donald Trump's signature, aimed at making homes more affordable. It limits corporate investors from purchasing more homes if they own over 350 and increases access to small-dollar mortgages for lower-income buyers. Rep. Sam Liccardo called it a necessary first step, though not a complete solution to housing issues. Trump allowed the bill to pass after his 10-day review period, using it as leverage in his push for a stricter voter ID bill that lacks Senate support. He deemed the housing legislation unimportant, labeling it a "yawn" compared to his voting priorities, which has caused friction within his party ahead of the midterms. #VoterID #VoterFraud #SaveAamericaAct #MidtermElections #BallotFraud #PoliticalLeverage #HomeOwnership #MidtermPolitics #CorporateInvestment #HousingReform #AffordableHousing https://youtu.be/Cm7l3swpxAM?si=8SwgNjBC_S8Wv-Sf