July 16th, 2013
05:49 PM ET
8 years ago
Senate confirms consumer bureau chief
(CNN) - The U.S. Senate on Tuesday confirmed Richard Cordray to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. A bipartisan agreement earlier in the day ended political wrangling holding up votes on certain presidential nominees, including Cordray. The consumer office was a centerpiece of Washington's response to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Go get 'em Mr Coordray.....Its ironic you are in there anyway. Think about how "the unintended consequences" got us to where we are today. The GOP/Tea Tard geniuses thought...at all costs, Keep Out Elizabeth Warren. But then Elizabeth said ....How about becoming a U.S. Senator? I could actually have a bigger influence on the cheating lobby that the GOP/Tea Tard bend over for everyday. Now the Dems get a two for one. Keep it up Tea Tards....you are becoming more irrelevant every day. Wondering why? Stupid is as stupid does....Bye Bye and good ridance