From Ritchie (personal) <[email protected]>
Subject It is fair to say that the federal government is the worst slumlord in the United States.
Date November 11, 2021 12:26 AM
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John, I’m not being hyperbolic when I say the federal government is the worst slumlord in the United States.

I grew up in public housing.

I know the mold and mildew.
I know the lead paint.
I know the inconsistent heat and cold water.

And despite that, the federal government is underfunding public housing to the tune of forty billion dollars. That’s $40,000,000,000, John.

This is a social contract upon which the federal government has defaulted. It is willful neglect that, if done by a private company, would put someone in prison.

That’s why I’m asking supporters like you to sign my petition in support of investing in our public housing — and our people. With a Democratic Congress and White House, our time for action is now: [[link removed]]

1,000 SIGNATURES NEEDED: I SUPPORT PUBLIC HOUSING [[link removed]]

Thank you,

Ritchie






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