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Rep. Brad Miller: Bush Admin. Must Share Blame for Mortgage Crisis

by The Hill - 10/01/07 3:45 PM ET
by The Hill - 10/01/07 3:45 PM ET

Rep. Brad Miller (D-N.C.) says the Bush Administration has not gotten nearly enough blame for the subprime mortgage crisis.

Tags Brad Miller Economic history Economics Finance George W. Bush Government policies and the subprime mortgage crisis Mortgage Mortgage-backed security Politics Subprime crisis impact timeline Subprime lending Subprime mortgage crisis United States housing bubble

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