Article Discussion: Developers hold up Colorado bill on affo
by Hargis4Congress on Today, 10:19 am

Tough issue, developers have rights but they often forget about the American's that labor in the industries that cater to the elite, without them, there is no labor for local industry's. I think those in government with compassion and strong empathy have to look at the fact that if developers have a strict mindset to make top dollar and no concern for the low income laborer, then someone must step in and force an issue to where the working American does not have to travel a long distance to work, or pay so much that they cannot afford many of the basics that we need, which should include the ability to save for their children's future.

In essence, every time we place a hardship on working America, we force them to rely on social programs to make ends meet, so the common sense answer, is to build affordable housing, or set aside property for an apartment complex that will not use up too much of a developers property. American's are struggling for good job's and they will travel anywhere to find work, but we cannot continue to force them to accept excessive financial hardships to serve more fortunate individuals, there must be common ground between those that have, and those that are trying to do the right thing and work instead of becoming dependant on tax dollars to survive.