should the American people not be concerned that your agency can spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year, employ 1,500 Federal bureaucrats who have the power to directly impact the personal finances of every single American, and yet, unlike any other Federal agency, is not accountable to anyone?
Mia Love questions the accountability of the Bureau's spending and its impact on Americans.
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when the Federal Reserve ventures out of monetary policy, and they expand into regulatory policies and practices, they actually hurt parts of the financial world that had nothing to do with financial crisis.
Thank goodness for Congress that is looking out for the American people, not the CFPB.
I think that any time we find discrimination, we should have a hearing on it, and we should call people out; we should weed them all out.
the ability--you have to understand that what the Bureau does actually affects the ability of the American people to get access to credit to be able to go out and achieve their dreams.
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