If the pace of funding for our housing improvement slows or stalls, it would really reverse our road to recovery.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: “If the pace of funding for our housing improvement slows or stalls, it would really reverse our road to recovery.”
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Wasserman Schultz warns about negative impacts on service members' quality of life if funding decreases.
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