No More Rich Men North Of Richmond! #Epic

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World News Report Today
February 16th 2025!
No More Rich Men North Of Richmond! #epic
#elonmusk #doge #recession #depression #draintheswamp #dc #waste #taxdollars
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James Kaufman, World News Report, today, February 16th, 2025.
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No more rich men north of Richmond. Epic.
The Washington,
D.C. recession has already started as D.C. active home listings soar
and jobless claims soar as Doge drains the swamp.
Soon this will be a depression.
The floodgates have opened, active listings are soaring,
and jobless claims are following
across the region as the writing is on the wall.
An economic downturn is just ahead
for the federal bureaucracy as D.C. swamp draining
accelerates.
Let's start with the D.C. housing market
and surrounding areas and the trends.
Bright Multiple Listing Services' latest monthly housing report
for the mid-Atlantic residential market covering market
trends through January revealed a significant increase
in active listings compared to the same period last year.
On average, home listings are up over 22% and rising this month alone,
and there is no one around to buy these homes.
As more and more homes go up for sale and the inventory increases,
while a rise in listings
is typical during a presidential transition year,
the region's heavy concentration of
federal workers is a major cause for concern
in the era of President Trump and Elon Musk.
Doge! That's because as of last week,
Trump has already fired 275,000 federal workers.
It's about to get real ugly in D.C. and the surrounding areas after all
these years of lap of luxury paid for with our tax dollars.
Remember, we're going to see a trickle-down effect
from the federal downsizing, which
will continue and accelerate the entire area
and surrounding areas who are about to pay
the price, no matter what business you're in.
Everyone that's been living large in these areas will be affected,
period, as we drain
more and more of the swamp.
I would just like to say, bye, Felicia.
God bless folks. It's going to get ugly up there.
If you happen to live in those areas, keep your head on a swivel.
Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible.
Bizarro world.
