[Liberal Classic]

What hits one first about exurbia is its ugliness.

What a whiner. What's this guy's problem anyway?

Such mobile, often newly married, residents were precisely the constituency which Bush's election strategist, Karl Rove, so successfully wooed.

Oh.

[R. Scott]

What a whiner. What's this guy's problem anyway?

He prefers old Tudor Country Houses for the old money elite and cramped dull brown townhouses and tenements for everyone else?

[Capriole]

What's this guy's problem anyway?

He doesn't like ugliness. I don't either. I think we would all live a lot better if we weren't being crowded out into the exurbs by the huge influx of impoverished and sometimes criminal illegal immigrants around every major city. And frankly a lot of the housing that's being built now is built with planned obsolescence in mind, with truly crappy construction that will urge the owner to move even further out into a newer house in five years.