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Republicans just rejected a bill to lower housing costs that got unanimous support in the Senate.
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12/13/2025, 11:34 PM
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Americans are calling on their leaders to take action on affordability – and housing is the biggest expense for families. But House Republicans just rejected a bipartisan bill to lower housing costs that received unanimous support in the Senate. Let’s talk about it.
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