Affordability Crisis Stems from D.C. Decisions, Not Lifestyle

David Sudermann argues the affordability crisis hits hard because of decisions made in Washington, D.C., not personal lifestyle choices. Families struggle with soaring housing costs, stagnant wages, and everyday expenses that outpace incomes. He points to federal policies on taxes, regulations, and spending as the real culprits driving up prices across the nation. Sudermann calls for accountability from lawmakers who prioritize special interests over everyday Americans. Read more about this...