It seems to me that minority rights are very important, but that does not nullify majority rights as elected by the people of this country.
Richard Cordray: “It seems to me that minority rights are very important, but that does not nullify majority rights as elected by the…”
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Stressing the importance of majority rights in a democracy.
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We also want to make sure that when a consumer goes in to get a loan to buy a car that they are not unwittingly being forced to pay more based on assumptions made about their racial or ethnic background.
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We enforce the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. We work with the Justice Department on those matters.
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