the confidence that landlords no longer have in the Federal Government is a cost of doing business, and not just a cost of doing business, it is a cost of protecting a victim of violence.
Nita Lowey: “the confidence that landlords no longer have in the Federal Government is a cost of doing business, and not just a cost…”
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Lowey discusses the impact of government shutdowns on housing authorities and victims of violence.
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