Rental Crisis and Political Accountability

This chapter examines the surge in rental prices in Los Angeles during emergencies, highlighting landlords' alleged violations of price gouging laws. It contrasts the ethical dilemmas faced by landlords with the struggles of desperate renters, while also exploring the broader implications of free market capitalism. The discussion seamlessly transitions into a tense confirmation hearing, showcasing the intersection of political scrutiny and the demand for transparency from nominated officials.

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