Less than a week after being confirmed by the Senate to lead the FHFA, homebuilder scion launches campaign focused on making homebuying more affordable by cutting alleged wasteful spending at the mortgage giants.
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Pulte chair of Fannie, Freddie after 14 board members are purged
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