Steven Horsford

I am amazed every time that I am reminded that your agency is the only Federal agency focused solely on protecting consumers from unfair or deceptive practices in our financial marketplaces.

I have reintroduced my bill, the Woman on the Twenty of 2023.

The Biden Administration and Democrats have shown what happens when you deliver legislation that puts working families first.

The contrast between Democrats and Republicans is clear.

Republicans are failing to lead. They are actively denying that climate change exists.

Secretary Yellen did a masterful job of blocking out lies coming from extreme MAGA Republicans.

All I will say in closing is the American people are watching. They are very smart.

Their extreme idea of fiscal restraint is another tax giveaway for big corporations across this country

The American people are watching. They are very smart. They know that the Republicans are not for fiscal austerity, not when they are giving tax cuts to the very wealthy on the backs of working Americans.

They will then have to pay interest on the debt for tax cuts for the very wealthy while balancing the budget on the backs of working people that I represent?

The folks in my district in Nevada deserve more investment in our people, in our health, in our environment, and in our clean energy economy.

The House Republican tax cuts scam will cost the United States taxpayers upwards of $1.1 trillion

It was all because of a self-inflicted manufactured debt limit crisis that my Republican colleagues caused

I have introduced a bill, H.R. 702, the Housing Oversight and Mitigating Exploitation (HOME) Act, which would crack down on these corporate speculators.

We will target individuals and question their creditworthiness based on formulas that, in my opinion, are out-of-date, and antiquated.

I look to these rural areas as an opportunity for entry-level homeownership.

We heard just last week from experts such as National Association of REALTORS President Kenny Parcell, who reiterated the increased uncertainty that low-wealth homebuyers would face if these carried that additional fee.

I want to start by commending your diligent work to expand opportunities for homeownership to hard-working Americans while never sacrificing the safety and soundness of the Government-Sponsored Enterprises.

I appreciate that. I am going to just turn quickly to another issue that I am concerned about, and that is the role that the Enterprises have in stopping subsidizing home purchases, particularly by out-of-State corporate speculators that…

I also find it interesting when I hear this debate about creditworthiness.

Well, I will extend an invitation. We have Armed Services Day on May 20th. It is the greatest parade in the country, and we will have the American flag that will rise and walk down the streets of Hawthorne.

Housing affordability continues to be the most important issue that my constituents are concerned about.

This is what is wrong. This is what is broken and it must be fixed.

Should bad behavior or poor judgment or terrible management be financially rewarded? I think, absolutely not.

Last Congress, I introduced the Unemployment Insurance Technology Modernization Act, which would prevent fraud and address the technical shortcomings of many State unemployment programs. I would ask my colleagues on the other side of the…