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@jordyyager @AndyOrban @jakefmooney @jake_gold @RoryStolzenberg @MaggieEThornton @mtgillikin @lukejuday @nmscro But the rules and regulations that preclude building housing for middle-income people also preclude building it for lower-income people. The status quo does no one any good, and at a certain point, a "no" barring a paradigm shift is practically the same as just a "no." — PolitiTweet.org

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@jordyyager @AndyOrban @jakefmooney @jake_gold @RoryStolzenberg @MaggieEThornton @mtgillikin @lukejuday @nmscro I think there may be a difference here in how one sees the developers themselves. Are they principally constrained by rules/regulations/the market or are they unwilling to think beyond the status quo? — PolitiTweet.org

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@jordyyager @jakefmooney @AndyOrban @jake_gold @RoryStolzenberg @MaggieEThornton @mtgillikin @lukejuday @nmscro There's another possibility here: That the "some" is what opens the path to a broader rethinking, and that backing the status quo -- for whatever reason -- is the thing that ultimately closes doors. — PolitiTweet.org

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