Acting Director Mick Mulvaney’s memo on the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Board “encapsulates a humility and restraint and respect for rule of law that is often all too lacking in government.” [Ira Stoll, New York Sun]
Acting Director Mick Mulvaney’s memo on the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Board “encapsulates a humility and restraint and respect for rule of law that is often all too lacking in government.” [Ira Stoll, New York Sun]
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The lawlessness of the CFPB under the ancien regime knows no bounds. The CFPB’s crusade against indirect auto lending was completely unmoored from Regulation B. It is truly unfortunate that the government, in cases like this, never loses–the government either imposes lawlessness or it has to walk back—the people who did it keep their jobs, careers etc.
The CFPB’s indirect auto crusade was every bit as bad as Lois Lerner’s activities. Lerner gets a pension when she should have gotten a prison term.