Will This Fannie & Freddie Bill Help?

Will This Fannie & Freddie Bill Help?

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By John BlankApril 28, 2014 9:33 AM


Supporters of the bill sponsored by Senate banking committee chairman Tim Johnson, a Democrat, and the top Republican on the committee, Mike Crapo, have been working overtime to ensure they have enough votes to pass it through the committee. But even if the bill manages to survive that phase, it faces significant challenges in moving to the full Senate, according to congressional aides.

The first test will come when the banking committee starts the process of making changes to the Johnson-Crapo bill on Tuesday, after which senate lawmakers will hold a vote on the measure.

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