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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Feb 1

    Opinion: The CFPB gives one person limitless power to supervise nearly a quarter of the U.S. economy, kind of like having a one-man National Labor Relations Boardhttp://on.wsj.com/2ExbogM 

    4:49 PM - 1 Feb 2018
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      1. Tom‏ @tjtwo1961 Feb 1
        Replying to @WSJ

        Instead of worrying about the potential for abuse by a hypothetic CFPB head in the future, why don’t you guys worry about the incredibly powerful psychopath in The Oval Office - doing actual damage - right now?

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      1. condensethenonsense‏ @joviecentennial Feb 1
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        While the mission might be fine the operation is an example of gov bureaucacy at it's finest. How do you hire 1800 employees in 8 years? You pay them ridiculous salaries. 800 million budget and no accountability. This is how you get 20 trillion in debt

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      2. Morgan843‏ @Morgan8433 Feb 1
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        Supremes will flip it You can't have an agency that doesn't report to anyone

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      1. gone2far‏ @DavidWo15416040 Feb 1
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        Who designed it that way? Hint: Elizabeth Warren aka pocohantas and the Obama administration. To be fair the gop warned them about setting up an agency with no accountability to congress and a limitless budget but they did it anyway.

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      1. Joe Shool‏ @joe_shool Feb 1
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        This is by Obama’s and Democrats’ design. Is this what they wanted? Now they are panicking?

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      1. VeePM‏ @LibertePensador Feb 1
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        Wasn't the CFPB Pocahontas' idea? PROOF the Dems want more & more control over everyone & everything in America. CFPB should be shut down.

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      1. Bouquet123‏ @Bouquet123 Feb 1
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        Let him be. He doesn't have to pledge loyalty to the President..

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      1. Sandra Deere‏ @DeereDeere Feb 1
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        And who will he answer to? Recipe for corruption and zero oversight!

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      1. Mani Subramanian‏ @vpsubramanian Feb 1
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        Legislatures can't abrogate presidential powers. The law itself is illegal. Supreme Court will over rule this

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