Just about a month ago, where the story of a woman whose roommates found her Trump supporter

hat, and because of that, decided to search her bedroom where they ultimately found her

firearms.

They contacted law enforcement who said they were all properly licensed and stored

and thus no laws had been broken.

However, they still insisted this woman move out.

Many people said this wasn't fair, it was political discrimination.

But because it had to do with firearms, it's a bit complicated.

But another story has emerged in the past week about a former Fox News staffer and conservative

who revealed on Twitter, she had been denied housing twice because of her political affiliation.

What made this story interesting is that in Washington, DC, political affiliation is

a protected human right.

And many people said this in fact might be illegal.

Unfortunately, based on these circumstances, it looks like it isn't.

But political discrimination is on the rise, one study reveals.

So today, let's take a look at what's going out these stories about housing discrimination

based on political affiliation and look at the study that talks about the rise of political

discrimination.

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