. >> i just want to rearticulate, the motivation for applying for the bypass thereby paying the fee is financial. if you are able to do this bypass your interest rates will potentially go down because you have divided mortgages and you could potentially sell at a higher value because they have divided? >> she put 40 or 50 percent down. the other neighbor 10 percent down. she would be the one to get the most out of it because her mortgage would be 50 percent of the value of her unit. she had to put that much down because of her situation. very few people were willing to get into a tac with her. >> do you believe that by being able to obtain this bypass that there will be a potential of real dollars by your ability to convert to condominiums? >> yes. to everybody who is in that condominium conversion. >> thank you. >> supervisor campos? >> thank you mr. president, this is a question for the appellant if i may through chair. it is my understanding from the record that we have here that the law does allow a tic owner to request a fee deferral based on demonstrated economic hardship? >> if

these are words that politicians use to rearticulate representations of racial differences in nonracial terms. some of the code words we hear in american politics today, particularly among conservatives are when a candidate is tough on crime. state's rights arguments. we support the state having more power than the federal government. the federal government is taking away power from the states. anti-bussing during the time. law and order. crime and punishment. urban crime. voting blocs and the protection of property rights. and so i would attribute wallace with the beginning of the use of code words in american politics. which still exist today. the next time we have an election,o ought to pay attention to how many times candidates use those terms. by 1970, he ran for governor again. he won albert brewer. he used the race to his advantage. by 1971, he made somewhat of a change. he was remarried. she refined his image. and he actually stated to reporters that he never believed in segregation. so here you have this man who started out as a populist. would be described as a socialist. with