> That 50% is the part paid by Section 8. The part not paid by Section 8 is expected to be about 30% of income An excellent point to keep in mind that receivin

> That 50% is the part paid by Section 8. The part not paid by Section 8 is expected to be about 30% of income An excellent point to keep in mind that receiving assistance doesn’t mean you have no other source of income, so the situation likely would not be as dire as you suggest. You seem to be hung up on the proposal from the CNBC link? Which is a strawman purposely designed by the right wing think tank AEI with the flaws you’ve keyed in on, so that it can be easily batted down like a strawman should.