US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced new investments to support affordable housing financing over the next three years. This announcement comes just ...
. This announcement comes just before the first presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump . Some US polls haveVeda Partners managing partner and director of economic policy Henrietta Treyz joins Asking for a Trend to give insight into the announcement on housing from Treasury Secretary Yellen and how it impacts Biden's polling numbers.
If you look at the latest polling data, number one for youth voters under the age of 30 is getting access to housing and they feel like it's much harder for them now than it is for, you know, somebody who's generations older than them.People, 60 years and up, don't worry about housing nearly as much as the youth vote does.
And so there's a lot of time, a lot of movement that's still to come and most of that won't happen until hopefully after the debate or after Labor Day.Do you think what's being announced today?I mean, honestly, I'm a little surprised that they're doing it today because it's Abortion Week. Well, the number one issue for um the people under the age of 30 independent voters after the economy and inflation is now abortion.And that's been a real boon to a lot of Biden's recent gains in the polls.54% versus the ties in December as the third straight month running.Make this abortion week, make next week, housing week, you know, and really target it as much as you can.And I think that's a big reason they're having the debate this week in the first place.
So, I mean, I, so the question really is, uh, how important do you think, you know, the, the, the risks of a senior moment are, I think they're extremely important.This is the topic of conversation in every single meeting. “You come on my show, you respect my colleagues. Period,” Hunt later wrote on social media about literally silencing Karoline Leavitt on “This Morning.”During a two-hour hearing Monday morning, the judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's classified documents case pressed government attorneys to provide more information about the funding of special counsel Jack Smith's investigation, at one point remarking that the funding presents a "separation of powers concern.
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