On the recordDecember 10, 2009
The bankruptcy amendment to H.R. 4173 not only fails to solve the foreclosure crisis, but also makes the crisis deeper, longer, and wider.
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Smith argues against the bankruptcy amendment's effectiveness in addressing foreclosures.
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