Over the course of 20 hearings, instead of addressing the lack of production of new housing units, the Majority has spread blame on property owners, investors, appraisal firms, and the mortgage industry, more of the Biden blame game.
Ann Wagner: “Over the course of 20 hearings, instead of addressing the lack of production of new housing units, the Majority has…”
On the recordJune 28, 2022
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Wagner criticizes the committee's focus on blame rather than solutions for housing production.
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