For an agency whose initial leader once touted that, 'This consumer bureau belongs to the public, and we are building it right out in the open there for anyone to see,' the refusal to answer this simple question is troubling.
Capito critiques the CFPB's failure to provide information despite claims of transparency.
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You have the ability to withdraw funding if it looks like these things are--that is some of the hardest things to do, as we know.
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