I would argue for lowering them, but would it be fair to characterize, based on what we are seeing on those two factors specifically, that a strong case could be made for lowering?
Anthony Gonzalez: “I would argue for lowering them, but would it be fair to characterize, based on what we are seeing on those two factors…”
Editor's note · Context
Gonzalez discusses the possibility of lowering interest rates due to trade uncertainty and low inflation.
Share
More from Anthony Gonzalez
Our role here in Congress is to make sure that those with a disability are treated the same under the law and provided the tools to succeed and overcome the challenges associated with their disabilities.
My view, despite some, what I thought was a little bit of flowery rhetoric last night from the President, is that this is the beginning of a long-term conflict.
So there was a recently released Grid Strategies report that says, for every $1 invested in transmission, customers see $3 in benefits.
When I look at the housing market today and really for the last several years, I think what we see is a clear supply and demand imbalance which is jacking up prices.





