Obama’s plan

https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/attention-americas-suburbs-you-have-just-been-annexed-stanley-kurtz/

You're right.  The reader needed to click on the upper right hand corner to get to the plan.  Here's the link to the plan

https://joebiden.com/housing/

This is also by Stanley Kurtz, also in the National Review, from 2015.  It's part and parcel of the portion you copied into message 11.   He seems opposed to a plan to make housing available to more Americans and to strengthen and enlarge the middle class, the true strength of the country.

No he does not. If you read it carefully he is opposed to government take over of communities as everyone should be.  Cities should have local control over their money and expenditures and zoning. This doesn’t affect me so much as I’m not in the type of area it would affect unless they literally razed an entire city and started over.  I would be very worried if I owned a large parcel of land that could be carved up, leaving the homeowner with a small yard.  That is what they will be targeting, larger properties that can be taken over or rezoned so the excess acreage can be used to be to build housing projects.  It’s already happening in the states you admire.  Cities have been forced to build low cost housing in areas not equipped for it.  It not only changes the economic make up of the cities, it changes the crime rates.  In fact, when this first happened, the most liberal homeowners turned into overnight NIMBYs.  It’s one thing for people to say they are in favor of all of this, but another to have it next door.  I recently watched a large project that would have provided hundreds of low cost rental units torn to shreds by neighbors who said they were worried about traffic. Not crime, not of schools or services, traffic.  I learned about it from someone who lives in that city.  I do not, it’s not in my area.  “Traffic” was code word for “we are NIMBYs.”

Interestingly enough, there were some news items on this very subject Wednesday night.  Kurtz is passionately supporting segregation, just as Trump is.  Here's some news items for you to look at -- with links.

President Donald Trump is threatening to revoke a sweeping Obama-era fair housing rule, stepping up his administration’s efforts to gut anti-discrimination laws amid a national reckoning with race.

Trump cast the 2015 Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule as a campaign issue with a thinly veiled warning to the “great Americans who live in the suburbs” that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden would bring chaos to their neighborhoods.

“At the request of many great Americans who live in the Suburbs, and others, I am studying the AFFH housing regulation that is having a devastating impact on these once thriving Suburban areas,” Trump tweeted Tuesday night. “Corrupt Joe Biden wants to make them MUCH WORSE. Not fair to homeowners, I may END!”

The 2015 rule — which the Obama administration introduced to bolster enforcement of the landmark Fair Housing Act of 1968 [bolding mine --MD] — required local governments to track patterns of poverty and segregation with a checklist of 92 questions in order to gain access to federal housing funds.  https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/01/trump-hud-fair-housing-rule-346996

The Act's been on the books for more than 50 years. 
An another in the same vein

President Donald Trump’s threat to revoke an Obama-era fair housing rule suggests he won’t hesitate to stoke racial tensions to play on suburban residents’ fears in the runup to the election this fall.

Trump’s threat to step up his administration’s efforts to gut anti-discrimination laws comes amid a national reckoning on race. The administration has already worked to weaken fair-housing rules on several fronts. In the last year alone, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has proposed rolling back two key Obama-era rules meant to crack down on housing segregation, including the 2015 rule Trump is now threatening to scrap entirely..  https://www.politico.com/newsletters/morning-money/2020/07/02/house-passes-clean-ppp-extension-788953

And another

In his tweet, Trump essentially admitted that there’s a different motive: Eliminating the rule will reduce the pressure on local governments to provide space and opportunity for Black families in affluent white neighborhoods.

There's a lot to study, but it shows that Kurtz is defending segregation.

Because I live in a highly diverse area, I remember the beginning of white flight in the early to mid 60s.  I gave you a link to Biden's plan.  It certainly makes sense.

That is such nonsense, I am sorry, I can’t even believe anyone writes that garbage.  The underlying assumption is that without a law Black families are Incapable of earning enough money to live in suburban communities.  There is nothing more racist than that kind of thinking.  I don’t know what kind of segregation exists still in your state, but it’s not happening here.  Most communities have a good mix of races, based on people moving where they choose to live.  If your state is segregated, I feel sorry for you and everyone who chooses to live there.  Our communities all have their own personalities and racial blends.  Some are more heavily Asian, by choice.  The Hispanic families I know are extremely close, and choose to live in the cities where most of their families live.  If a few family members can’t afford a nicer community, they buy or rent nearby so they can actively participate in each other’s lives.  That is by choice.  Ironically a lot of white young adults can’t afford to live near their parents and are moving to cities they can afford, which are often what would be considered less nice areas.

Suburbs may be affluent, but most are not. Another ridiculous bias.

We have very different views of Trump's efforts to gut anti-discrimination laws and the consequences of those efforts.  You are really missing the point, so I hope you will excuse me if I don't take the time to refute your assertions. 

This discussion isn’t even about Trump. I’m not sure why everything becomes a Trump discussion. It’s tiresome.

You are the forum owner.  If you don't want political discussions, ban them.  If you don't enjoy them, don't participate and let those who do enjoy them talk to ourselves.  It's normal for people to focus on politics in an election year, more so with the various levels of government failing on the coronavirus level.  Taking an interest in our country is healthy.  It protects our constitutional rights, our history, the parties and our way of life.  This subject is political in nature as politics control zoning and city growth.   

I’m not sure how it logically follows that every subject is Trump related. It’s not. I haven’t said a word when your AZ discussion turned to Trump since you started it and you can direct it. I noticed only two are even posting in it anymore.  Which is fine, you are free to talk about it.  But I would prefer to keep this one on topic.