There's some real issues about what we're going to do with temporary housing or long-term housing.

Everybody is worried about these folks in temporary housing.

If [politicians] are going to go after this demographic, it's not just about the issues but about fairness and morality. And it's not the same thing as talking about religion specifically. What I hope politicians will talk about is whether their policies are fundamentally just or unjust.

[The long-term demographics for housing are encouraging, as well.] The important thing is that the Echo Boomers are coming into home ownership years, ... They will be moving into the market and adding stability.

Significant as it was, it was a temporary setback. We do believe that in the medium-to long-term we are on track to get to our objectives in the United States.

When our economy is truly healthy, and everyone rises with the tide of prosperity, then issues such as the lack of affordable housing, homelessness, and hunger are greatly diminished.