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GOP can't agree on key part of Trump's housing affordability push as infighting continues
- Trump urges the House to quickly approve the Senate housing bill, aiming for a bipartisan win on affordability.
- House Republicans push a rival plan and warn the Senate proposal could be blocked by GOP objections.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune says passing the Senate version is the easiest route to Trump’s desk.
- House conservatives criticize a proposed build-to-rent provision as potential market interference.
- The House rival bill preserves a temporary ban on CBDCs through 2030 amid GOP privacy concerns.
- Senator Rick Scott votes against the Senate bill, arguing housing costs depend on local decisions.
- Senate and House leadership frame the debate as a path to greater homeownership and market modernization.
- "There’s a housing crisis out there," Warren said, urging House action on the Senate bill.
- The political standoff unfolds as the House and Senate consider different paths to an affordability package.
- Public sentiment shows voters view housing costs as a problem, per a Fox News poll cited in coverage.
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