Social Pulse · Markets · 2026-10-22 21:48 UTC
@JDVance: Vance on Wall Street and first-time homebuyers
The American Dream doesn’t belong to Wall Street. It belongs to the American people. Thanks to President Trump and Scott Bessent, families don’t have to worry about getting out-bid on their dream h…
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The American Dream doesn’t belong to Wall Street. It belongs to the American people. Thanks to President Trump and Scott Bessent, families don’t have to worry about getting out-bid on their dream homes by private equity barons. And we’re making those same big investors give financial support to families buying their first homes. https://t.co/nahsQMaZMH
Part of the conversation: Vance on Wall Street and first-time homebuyers
@JDVance says the American Dream belongs to the American people, not Wall Street (6.6K likes, 1.3K reposts, 1.3K replies, 357.8K views). He credits President Trump and Scott Bessent with ensuring families do not get out-bid on homes by private equity barons. He also says big investors are being made to give financial support to families buying their first homes.
Why it mattersA senior official's housing claim targeting institutional investors drew high reply counts alongside its likes.
How it compares
This post ranks #4 of the 14 highest-engagement markets posts AgentFlare tracked on 2026-10-24, with 2.4× the median likes. See the full Markets briefing.
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- @JDVance on X 2026-10-22 21:48 UTC
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