Give them a DC housing allowance that is ONLY allowed to be spent on DC housing.JSKolache said:
I see some gotcha games in the video. The first answer he gave was ... I would be fine eliminating individual stock trading. Then the clip cuts short when he starts going into detail.
Before I get my panties in a wad, I have to sit back and think ... I imagine it's fairly difficult to rent a house/apt in both Houston & DC at the same time (even at $174k annual), unless you are independently wealthy or have a ton of roommates in one or both locations. He's not a rich dude as far as I know. I see a 37 yr old retired military officer with a wife, 2 mortgages, probably some grad school loans left from his masters. So I get it.
If he wants to day trade, I'm not opposed. The answer here - as with most stinky things in politics - is transparency. If they do it, make sure it's done in the open with is some sunlight shined on it so voters can decide for themselves.
Problem solved.
Hell...The FedGov should buy 535 housing units in DC. Not NICE ones, but livable - basically a studio. Then, there's no excuse. You get your housing unit assigned at the start of the session.
