Elizabeth Warren says newly-passed bill will bring down housing costs "by just having more of it"
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Senator Elizabeth Warren states a newly passed Senate bill will lower housing costs by increasing supply.
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This legislation aims to reduce your housing costs by increasing the availability of homes.
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The Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill on Thursday aimed at lowering housing costs. Senator Elizabeth Warren stated the legislation would reduce costs "by just having more of it." Warren discussed the bill on "The Takeout." This event matters as it describes a legislative action taken by the Senate and a stated purpose of that action by a specific Senator. The documented consequence is the bill's stated aim to lower housing costs.
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The Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill aimed at lowering housing costs.
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