how often does the letter "h" occur in:
leery tenants could supplant lewd texts as a rising problem for anthony weiner.
michael mckee, one of the city’s leading tenant advocates, skewered weiner in a full-page article — headlined “why no tenant should vote for anthony weiner” — in the latest issue of the metropolitan council on housing’s newspaper.
the broadside came as more evidence surfaced that weiner is preparing a soon-to-be-announced mayoral run. he was spotted with his wife, huma abedin, filming a campaign-style video on the porch of his childhood brooklyn home, nbc-ny said.
mckee said the ex-congressman double-crossed tenants as a city councilman in 1994 and voted to decontrol rent-stabilized apartments renting for $2,000 or more when they become vacant or if the occupant makes at least $175,000 two years in a row. the limits are now $2,500 and $200,000.
“anthony weiner was one of those who promised to stand with tenants,” mckee wrote, but after some arm-twisting by then-council speaker peter vallone sr., weiner switched sides and helped pass the bitterly fought bill by 28-18.
there are nearly 1 million new yorkers living in rent-stabilized apartments — which makes for a potent voting bloc that weiner can’t afford to offend if his upcoming entry into the mayoral race is to gain traction.
weiner declined comment yesterday, but when the issue last came up three years ago, he defended his position, saying that wealthy people’s rents should not be subsidized.

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I counted 50 "h"s in that text.
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