On the recordFebruary 2, 2009
Many of us have a fear, though, that HOPE for Homeowners may turn out to be hopelessness for taxpayers if we don't make other changes to the legislation.
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congress.govMany of us have a fear, though, that HOPE for Homeowners may turn out to be hopelessness for taxpayers if we don't make other changes to the legislation.
Expressing concern about the potential negative impact of the HOPE for Homeowners Program on taxpayers.
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