It seemed to me that that policy was designed to bail out lenders on their risky investments but did little to save a home with a risky loan for the homeowner.
Kit Bond: “It seemed to me that that policy was designed to bail out lenders on their risky investments but did little to save a…”
On the recordMarch 3, 2010
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Bond critiques policies that prioritize lender interests over homeowner protection.
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