Kessler's traditional conservative argument against Harris's housing policy misrepresents the intent of reducing zoning regulations, framing it as a shift towards Soviet-style communism, which is misleading.
He criticizes the idea of increasing housing supply as a power grab by the state, ignoring the real challenges of housing shortages fueled by local zoning restrictions.
Kessler's failure to effectively critique Harris's tax credit proposal highlights a deeper confusion about market dynamics and regulation.
By focusing on the supposed dangers of more construction and oversight, he overlooks potential solutions to rising housing costs, mischaracterizing the fundamental issue.
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