0 minute readWe weren’t really sure what to think of the recent housing relief package being pushed through the Senate right now — it does have bipartisan support, after all — but now we can firmly say we’re against it. Why? That’s easy. Because CNBC’s Cramer is for it. Has nothing to do with the actual merits of the proposal.
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