D.C. mayoral hopeful bought $1.19M home after zoning critique

Janeese Lewis George, a Democratic socialist councilmember vying for the mayoral seat in Washington, D.C., recently bought a pricey $1.19M home just weeks after she penned an op-ed highlighting the negative effects of exclusionary zoning, which she argued exacerbates segregation and displacement. This timing has sparked debate about her stance on zoning laws and the broader implications for housing policy in the city. Critics suggest her actions may undermine her platform, while supporters contend her personal choice doesn't negate her arguments against zoning practices.