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BY JACQUELINE THOMSEN - 08/07/17 05:38 PM EDT
The Washington Post jabbed White House senior adviser Stephen Miller on Monday for calling a reporter cosmopolitan while living in a nearly $1 million condo in an upscale Washington, D.C., complex.
The Post ran a story noting that Miller resides in a building that features high-end designers like Hermès and Gucci. He purchased the two-bedroom condo in 2014 for $973,000 and also pays a condo fee of almost $1,800 a month.
Which would make Miller ... well, pretty cosmopolitan, in a city that is arguably among the most cosmopolitan in the world, wrote The Posts Emily Heil.
Miller and the White House did not return a request for comment ...
http://thehill.com/media/345658-washington-post-pokes-trump-aide-miller-over-million-dollar-condo
elehhhhna
(32,076 posts)mountain grammy
(26,620 posts)and he stood up there like the hateful little Jewish nazi that he is and threw that word around like he invented it..
VMA131Marine
(4,139 posts)And pay the mortgage.
He was a congressional aide to Jeff Sessions so he wasn't likely to be making more than $100K/yr. But, if he was able to put enough of a downpayment to get his mortgage down to $700K then his monthly payment is $4500 plus $1800 for condo fees, which is $6300/month or $75,600/yr. After taxes, that would take most if not all of his income.
I note from his bio that his dad is a real estate investor. I'm guessing he got a huge amount of help in buying the place.
elehhhhna
(32,076 posts)The Cliff's Notes version of how it works is like this the briber gives you a loan which by the way, is not reportable income for the bribee . the loan is later quietly forgiven. although the bribee should then report the forgiven loan amount as income, you know that doesn't happen .