It took a tremendous amount of guts and determination for these four students to stand up and confront a system. The need for us to continue to confront issues head on, without fear of intimidation or being called down by our colleagues, even here in the House, certainly should be apparent to us.
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unequivocally . . . it is the role of Congress, not FHFA, to make the decisions that chart the path out of conservatorship and to the future housing finance system.
The real problem was that I think because there was this competition to make money for the private sector, there developed a race to the bottom.
I support the concept of expanding access to affordable housing for both rental and ownership for the American people.
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