Maxwell Frost, first Gen Z'er elected to Congress, is denied an apartment in Washington

The first member of Generation Z elected to Congress has been denied an apartment in Washington, D.C. Floridian Congressman-elect Maxwell Alejandro Frost, 25, tweeted about his application rejection after he claimed he was told he would clear the process despite his “really bad” credit score. Instead, the Democrat was denied and lost his application fee. “This ain’t meant for people who don’t already have money,” Frost tweeted. Kevin Lata, Frost’s campaign manager, said the rejection served as an “indictment of how bad the housing crisis is in our country when a member of Congress can’t get ap...