I just find it amazing that the media can find a jillion stories about Trump, Trump’s family, Trump’s friends, Trump’s business ventures, etc, etc, yet Hillary Clinton is a mystery hidden by “I can’t remember” and Barack Obama is a mystery hidden by “You’re a racist.”
On the one hand, one wants the media to simply stop lying and tell the truth.
On the other hand, one wants the media to make an effort to be interested in an even-handed approach.
All-Trump-All-the-Time seems to have benefited Trump so far, but willfully ignoring the trainwreck which is the Clinton campaign is a special kind of bias.
NOTE: My comment is a broad comment about media coverage and not intended to disparage the posted article.
Does the article mention the addition of attached garage. ?
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Who knew!?
The article has a personal connection for me because my paternal grandfather, with wife in family in tow, got off the boat at Ellis Island in 1927 (coming from Germany). They lived in the Bronx for about five or six years before moving up to Thornwood and he hand-built his own Tudor Revival style home which still stands today. The stately trees he planted in the front yard are gone now, so it doesn't look as grand. I remember it seemed like a palace to me as a little kid in the 50s.
There has never been a bigger SHOWBOAT than Barack Hussein Obama.
All the things described there were typical of tract house construction elsewhere. San Francisco for instance. You will see thousands upon thousands of cookie cutter houses in the 3/4 of the city that is residential tracts. These date from the 1910s-1930s. I own one of these. They were built to near-identical plans, only varied by adjustment to the lot grade and details of the facade. They used standard subcomponents and prefab framing assemblies. They are on scattered lots or in small groups on a block, not in large developments, because the city blocks were laid out in the previous century.
So Trump was one of very many in this sort of business.
Interesting read. Fred Trump actually successfully built housing for the middle and working classes, something that the “progressives” claim to care about deeply, but somehow never manage to pull off.