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Yes. The Fed should be bailing nobody out, ever. Anything done with bailout money is too much done with bailout money. If you want to help, just cut taxes.

I watched it, he does start getting into details, and lays out a number of things pretty well. The most relevant though, is that the neighborhood that Blackrock bought up, was already a rental property set in the first place. It was built to be that, and now it's just changing owners. Meaning...

You state this as an absolute. What you have sketched out, is a possible outcome of an (apparent) emerging trend. Sure, it is possible, but it is by no means certain. What would make it certain? Even if nobody actively resisted the plan, what about the chances of something just going wrong. Or...

No, they're really not. They're saying that the reporting doesn't actually give enough information to say anything definitive, which appears to be true. A stack of their personnel becoming Biden Admin officials? That's certainly concerning. Real estate companies buying real estate? Not really...

The Democrats have been the party of the rich for decades. Now people are starting to actually figure that out.

I think you seriously underestimate how hard it is to do that on any more than a very local level. You need to not only buy up significant amounts of already-existing housing, you also have to buy up land new housing can be build on nearby, somewhat nearby, and the further you try to drive...