So my contention is title III of this bill eliminates people's options and opportunities to refinance their way out of foreclosure and default. So I would encourage my colleagues to vote for my amendment to strike I think the most egregious title within this bill.
Discussing an amendment related to subprime mortgage financing during a House debate.
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