Good afternoon. What a beautiful crowd. I love you guys. Youre awesome. So today i have the distinct pleasure of introducing one of my senators from the state of georgia, senator david perdue grew up working on his family farm. He worked his way through georgia tech. How many of you are out there working your way through college . Lets hear from you. Yeah. And i would say hes working in washington, d. C. , for all of us now but that is not strong enough. But hes a fighter and hes fighting for us in washington, d. C. He is fighting to defend this country and he is going to talk to us about something that you know and he knows and history has proven and that is the cost of socialism. So please welcome our senator from georgia, senator david erdue. Cheers and applause] mr. Perdue thank you, thank you. I bring tidings from the president. He called me the other day. He was so pumped up. He bet me i couldnt talk longer than an hour and a half. So sit back, guys. [laughter] were going to have
And i would say hes working in washington, d. C. , for all of us now but that is not strong enough. But hes a fighter and hes fighting for us in washington, d. C. He is fighting to defend this country and he is going to talk to us about something that you know and he knows and history has proven and that is the cost of socialism. So please welcome our senator from georgia, senator david purdue. [cheers and applause] purdpurd thank you. Thank you. I bring period period thank you, thank you. I mr. Purdue thank you, thank you. I bring tiedings from the president. He bet me i couldnt talk longer than an hour and a half. So sit back, guys. [laughter] were going to have a little fun this afternoon. Mr. Perdue it is truly an honor in all seriousness, for ming to to be here today. I want to thank ralph reid and the whole team at faith and freedom for all the good work that faith and freedom does in my home state of georgia and indeed around the country. I think we have a few georgians here aga
Georgia. Senator david perdue. Grew up working on his family farm. He worked his way through georgia tech. How many students are working your way through college . Lets hear from you. That he is working in washington, d. C. For all of us now, but that would not be strong enough. But hes a fighter and hes fighting for us in washington, d. C. He is fighting to defend this country and he is going to talk to us about something that you know and he knows and history has proven and that is the cost of socialism. So please welcome our senator from georgia, senator david perdue. [applause] mr. Perdue thank you, thank you. I bring tidings from the president. He called me the other day, he was so pumped up. He was here for an hour and a half. He bet me i couldnt talk longer than an hour and a half. So sit back, guys. [laughter] were going to have a little fun this afternoon. It is truly an honor in all seriousness, for me to be here today. I want to thank ralph reid and the whole team at faith a
Impact of this legislation but theres no doubt that this is backing off of commitment that this nation has made so that all people in our country can freely participate in home ownership. Theyll try to minimize and say its only Credit Unions and banks under only issue 500 or fewer mortgages. But when you add all those folks up, that ends up being a whole lot of mortgages, mr. Speaker. If it was only certain types of data. That data is critical to making sure people are included in the American Dream. We are urging a very powerful no vote. People who advocate this its too , they say much burden its too much burden on businesses. Cant involve them with having to fill out forms, its quite inconvenient. The problem is, if it was such a problem, wed all come together an figure out how to make it easier to meet the requirements of hmda, but thats not whats oing on. They want to delay the implementation of collection of critical data, which will lead to the furtherance of the American Dream.
Successful we started with those 3 initiatives by the way wes we needed to know things we have a measurable impact and set tasks to get to those ends points and measure the end points to see how well, were doing. It seems to me the one of the key to success is the allocate resources completely unequally because the initiatives have unequal benefits and so i still want to go a level deeper how well, do we do that as a department. I can take a stab at that one of the things we can do we fund a majority of those funding it is not the 1. 1 over thirty something Million Dollars so one of the things well be looking at rfping out according to need and rereflecting what the new need is as we really out new rfps well have to look at go where the targeted pongsz and how do we get money back to them and this is what the federal government did they look at the country and thats why we dont get as much money we may have to do the same as we move into this direction we control the dollars and have t