Carolyn Maloney
The Public Record
Carolyn Maloney is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 12th congressional district since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, she has held various leadership roles within Congress and is known for her advocacy on issues such as women's rights, economic equality, and gun control. Throughout her tenure, Maloney has been involved in significant legislative efforts, including those aimed at supporting the garment industry in New York City.
The creation of the CFPB was one of the most important victories for consumers in a generation.
Our country used to lead the world in infrastructure, and now we are falling apart.
I just feel that infrastructure is so important, why are we not investing more in infrastructure? It creates good jobs.
The housing market accounts for 20 percent of our overall entire economy. And the affordable home is part of the American dream.
Would it make your professional life easier if you were not retired and still working, if it was just very clear in the law that no not-for-profit that engages in political activity shall receive in any, way, shape, or form a tax relief…
I think an eighth-grade class that was asked to do an audit of what was happening politically for people asking for status would look at both sides.
This is not only unacceptable, it is unnecessary, because there are proposals such as the bipartisan Corker-Warner bill that would reserve the 30-year fixed affordable mortgage.
the bill would virtually eliminate the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage by making it unaffordable and inaccessible to middle-class Americans.
It's hard for me to believe in my--I am--it's beyond belief that you would conduct an audit that only looked at Tea Party.
the allegations are very serious allegations against the American Democratic system that the Tax Code would be used in any way to promote an election in any way, shape, or form
I understand this may be Mr. Bernanke's last testimony on Humphrey-Hawkins, as his term expires in January, although I hope it is not--I hope you are reappointed--but I did want to join my colleagues in thanking you for your extraordinary…
I deeply and greatly oppose these kinds of initiatives that hurt seniors, businesses, and take a major step back in the rights of hardworking letter carriers.
Mexico is a very important trading partner with America. It is our third largest trading partner.
It could not be clearer. In Section 214, it says that there is a prohibition of any taxpayer funds.
We hope that Shapeways can be both a hub and a catalyst for the resurgence of manufacturing in this area.
You shouldn't put someone into a loan they can't afford. It is going to hurt the banks, it is going to hurt the economy, and it is certainly going to hurt the homeowner.
It is no secret that leading up to the financial crisis, mortgage lending was literally out of control, with prudent underwriting taking a back seat to profit-seeking.
The most important part of this election actually wasn't the election itself, it was the debate that took place a week before the ballot.
I think that would be the best possible outcome to what we've seen. I don't think it is the inevitable outcome to what we've seen.
The creation of the CFPB, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, was a major victory for consumers.
That is what Dodd-Frank tried to accomplish, to show that we learned from our mistakes and that basic underwriting standards to prevent this from happening again were needed.





