The CFPB has unbridled discretionary power not only to make them less available and more expensive, but to absolutely take them away.
Jeb Hensarling: “The CFPB has unbridled discretionary power not only to make them less available and more expensive, but to absolutely…”
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Hensarling warns about the CFPB's excessive power over financial products.
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