we are going to name this, if we can--the work we are working on--the Frank Melville Supportive Housing Investment Act.
While the need is obviously great, only a trickle of affordable units come on line each year.
This approach, a public-private partnership leveraging existing tax credits for expanded use, is included, on a national...
I would invite my colleagues, and I think several of you are cosponsors of this, the bill I have introduced called the L...
More than 116 percent--that is an incredible number, an untenable, obviously, situation.
I believe the legislation that we have both introduced to revitalize this important program will result in the productio...
what really troubles me about this is the matter that we have talked about, which is the difficulty and really ultimatel...
we both share a desire to do something about this to help Congress uphold our constitutional responsibility for oversigh...
Well done. Very important question.
A democracy requires accountability, and accountability requires transparency.
I want to commend Senator Merkley for his leadership in his State and on this Committee.
As Senator Dodd mentioned earlier, nearly half of our renting households pay more than 30 percent of their income for ho...
Many feel as though if you could do something on principal forgiveness, making it possible for that value, the equity to...
But we also recognize that we have got to reform this fundamentally, and how we do that is still open to some debate.
But we all recognize, I think most of us do, the value they are playing right now in terms of stabilizing the market.
I know Senator Isakson shares that view, so we are interested in hearing what you have to say about that.
Many of us up here, as you know and heard up here, feel very strongly about moving forward on this.
The fact of the matter is, when they had the authority, they never did anything with it.
