The FRONT LINE, Against Republicans' PLUTOCRACY!!!!

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"On Friday, Spanky abruptly removed the three sitting Democrat appointees on the five-person U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission — the independent watchdog agency that issues recalls and regulates everyday products, including consumer electronics. With no apparent cause for removal, the firings violate existing Supreme Court precedent dating back to 1935, as did Trump’s removals of the Democratic commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) back in March."
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This stupid TDS thread was made in 2023? I don't think your plan worked. I thought you were gonna STOP TRUMP!
hahahahahahaha
good stuff
2 years of leftist failures and TDS all in one convenient, entertaining thread!
 
"Within two months of Spanky returning to the White House, the president and his team had radically altered the direction of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Instead of allowing the CFPB to champion the interests of American consumers, Whitey House budget director Russell Vought scrapped the bureau’s enforcement cases and even took steps to give money back to a mortgage lender that had agreed to settle racial discrimination claims.
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In the months that followed, consumer groups estimated that the Trumpification of the CFPB had
cost American consumers roughly $18 Billion.
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About a month ago, Reuters reported that Vought was moving forward with plans to
shutter the CFPB, sparking immediate push-back from Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee, who were quick to warn the Office of Management and Budget chief that the Republican administration cannot simply close agencies it doesnt like."
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"Within two months of Spanky returning to the White House, the president and his team had radically altered the direction of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Instead of allowing the CFPB to champion the interests of American consumers, Whitey House budget director Russell Vought scrapped the bureau’s enforcement cases and even took steps to give money back to a mortgage lender that had agreed to settle racial discrimination claims.
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In the months that followed, consumer groups estimated that the Trumpification of the CFPB had
cost American consumers roughly $18 Billion.
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About a month ago, Reuters reported that Vought was moving forward with plans to
shutter the CFPB, sparking immediate push-back from Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee, who were quick to warn the Office of Management and Budget chief that the Republican administration cannot simply closeagenciesit doesnt like."
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Democrats have been promoting leftists and oppressing conservatives through the CFPB for far too long. Good riddance to another government agency turned rotten by leftist democrat weaponization.
 
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"The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the federal watchdog, created in response to the 2008 financial meltdown, may continue to operate in its current form, brushing aside claims from the payday lending industry that could have severely jeopardized years of consumer-friendly banking regulations."
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Trump has voiced the concerns of many conservative businesses that Pocahontas Warren's CFPB discriminated against conservative businesses, and if that is what the CFPB was doing then it should be shut down.


www.cbsnews.com › news › trump-debanking-executiveTrump claims banks discriminate against conservatives through ...

President Trump on Tuesday claimed that major banks are discriminating against conservatives — including him — through the act of debanking, or when financial institutions refuse to work with some individuals or businesses or abruptly close clients' accounts.

Mr. Trump made the comment in an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, after he was asked about a report by the Wall Street Journal that said he would soon sign an executive order aimed at stamping out debanking. Mr. Trump claimed that JPMorgan Chase gave him 20 days to close his account, although he didn't specify when this occurred or what reason he was given by the bank for doing so. He also claimed that Bank of America refused his business after he left JPMorgan.
 
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