I hate the derision about the success of letting families keep more of their income, but I think it will help us boost housing affordability across this country, and get more families into housing.
French Hill: “I hate the derision about the success of letting families keep more of their income, but I think it will help us boost…”
On the recordJune 26, 2018
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Hill defends tax cuts as beneficial for housing affordability.
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