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Senate Debating Housing Amendments

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WASHINGTON -- The Senate is currently debating housing legislation, with several amendments to the base package under discussion. Senator Durbin's (D-Il.) amendment to allow bankruptcy judges to amend mortgage terms was introduced and four Republicans, including Sam Brownback of Kansas spoke against it.

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