The H.E.A.L. Act tackles the root causes first by creating a living wage, eliminating healthcare, education, and childcare costs, and breaking up housing monopolies that drive up rents when a handful of corporations own too many homes. This gives families breathing room and a fair shot at homeownership.
But the work doesn’t stop there. Once we pass the H.E.A.L. Act and gain real access to our government, free from lobbyist and corporate control, we’ll finally be able to move on to deeper reforms. That means building more affordable housing, enacting rent stabilization and tenant protections, limiting speculative Wall Street ownership, and even looking at successful models abroad like Vienna’s public housing or Germany’s strong tenant rights.
We can’t get to those reforms until we fix the system. The H.E.A.L. Act is the first step to make sure our government works for people, not corporate landlords.
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