So what's the problem?
Here's part of the answer: In 2005, Loudoun County recorded a total of 12 home foreclosures. Thus far in 2007, there have been 643.
The reality of growth and wealth is that almost nobody in Loudoun really feels like they're living in the wealthiest county in the country. Because we're not sharing in it.
Could it be that suddenly, the voters on what was supposed to be the explosive front of the Republican "permanent majority" realized that the idea all along was for the super-wealthy to grab all they could, and leave the wanna-bes -- who were voting their aspirations if not necessarily their reality -- out in the cold?
crossposted from dailykos.com
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