The answer to your new question, Will, is that permanently cutting off federal mortgage access in 2008 to millions of families who had safely had it in the 20th century led to both the collapse in supply and the decline in homeownership. It affected the previously most affordable places the most.

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Before I answer I want to make clear for other readers what seems to have just happened. Without bothering to look at data, Will just asked 2 questions that he seems to have thought had obvious answers that are wildly wrong. He didn't ask those questions because he wanted to debate subtle causality.

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Yes and yes. Approximately 14 million more non-spouse adults living in family households compared to historical trends. Sq ft of new homes has been declining for 15 years. It’s back to 1990s size. Massive changes.

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It's almost like the exact outcomes of which were warned would come out of the anti-trans policies have come out. Gender critical ideology harms everyone, cis and trans, by playing to misogynistic stereotypical ideas that women must look and act a certain way, and if you don't then you are a target.

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feeling about as good about our race as I am Dems taking the senate (several things will have to go very, inexplicably wrong to lose that)

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