In the 35th episode of “Travels With Charlie — Vermont Politics in Real Life,” host Charlie Papillo explores issues around economy, housing, homelessness and vitality in the southeast corner of Vermont with Kate O’Connor and Bob Stevens.
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Affordable housing is the biggest scam in Vermont. Lies, lies, lies…
We could have affordable homes, Vermont and Bernie Sanders Communist housing don’t want home ownership for the average person.
Living wage. The average income for our state is $17 per hour. Same for America. Everywhere else but Vermont has affordable homes. Vermont likes to make people rich off keeping Vermonters trapped in poverty.
This “walkable” community aka Agenda 21 is a farce. Yes it’s a cute down town. There are many cute down towns.
Good Jobs, Affordable Homes (to buy), Good Schools, LOW CRIME and no Drug dealing…
Young people will flock to Vermont.