 Complete the following phrase:  Although Kemp coaxed Bush to support a 4 billion housing program that encouraged public housing tets to buy their own apartments, the Democratic Congress allocated only 361 million to the plan. In addition to opposition in Congress, Kemp fought White House Budget Director Richard Darman, who opposed Kemps pet project HOPE Homeownership and Opportunity for People Everywhere. The project involved selling public housing to its tets. Darman also opposed Kemps proposed welfare adjustment of government offsets. HOPE was first proposed to White House chief of staff John Sununu in June 1989 to create enterprise zones, increase subsidies for low-income renters, expand social services for the homeless and elderly, and enact tax changes to help first-time home buyers. Sununu opposed it at first as did most of the Cabinet, but in August 1990 Sununu, at the urging of United States Attorney General Dick Thornburgh, encouraged President Bush to endorse Kemps Economic Empowerment Task Force. However, the 