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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Has Got To Go: Steve Forbes
- February 3, 2025
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- 6 minutes ago
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- by: @thomasmartin406
- 6 minutes ago
Target for DOGE
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- by: @dianabias3024
- 6 minutes ago
Interest is way to high that's another reason people can't buy a home now a days feed there families or anything thanks to obiden 😮 ,, TRUMP MAGA bring it all back AMEN 🙏🇺🇸💯%
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- by: @Ratryggva1090
- 6 minutes ago
Too many bureaus
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- by: @handimanjay6642
- 6 minutes ago
Warren’s money hole. Hell yea it’s gotta go. She set it up with no oversight, completely independent.
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- by: @jimbonilla2
- 6 minutes ago
Another billionaire talking trash about the CFPB. It's the one institution that helps protect people from being screwed over by the banks. People forget 2008 so quickly.
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- by: @tonymoore2418
- 6 minutes ago
Email Elon about this.
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- by: @caterinemasak2193
- 6 minutes ago
Steve Forbes is right rid us the consumer financial protection bureau and the IRS with flat tax.
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- by: @jamesyoung187
- 6 minutes ago
Any bureau that gets it's money from the Federal Reserve is NOT under the control of the government. It should be deleted. The Federal Reserve is controlled by the world banks, not the U.S. government.
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- by: @Jwasin3_1
- 6 minutes ago
It has to go
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- by: @The1stDukeDroklar
- 6 minutes ago
What's ironic is the democrats CAUSED the housing bubble and the banking collapse. They forced banks to provide loans to low-income borrowers who did not qualify as a form of "housing project". That caused the bubble by allowing people who would default on loans to drive up prices through increased demand. Then when they defaulted, it caused the banking and housing market collapse. They co8ldn;t have done a better job at causing the collapse if they had intended to… 🤔
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- by: @kencole781
- 6 minutes ago
She's been getting outside money for a long long time as it has been shown just in recent times! Would that be influenced pedaling?😮😮
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- by: @peteshour768
- 6 minutes ago
We need to hear more of you Mr. Forbes.
Thank you for educating us.
How about updates in the housing market interest rates? -
- by: @CFI_Randy
- 6 minutes ago
Excellent observation…was not aware of this ‘scam’. I trust you have submitted this case to the “D.O.G.E”! Thank you!
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- by: @brotherbruns2989
- 6 minutes ago
They need to end the Federal Reserve as well – our money should be backed by something other than thin air and computer digits.
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- by: @Rag-l5g
- 6 minutes ago
LOOK THIS UP!!!!
"UN" SENDS TROOPS TO INDIANA
UNIVERSITY FOR "INDIA" TO BUILD THE LARGEST "AI CENTER" IN THE HEARTLAND IF THE USA!!!? -
- by: @biketech60
- 6 minutes ago
This makes too much sense , so it'll never happen in DC We need term limits for everyone in Government service .
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- by: @caniacstevehenderson7115
- 6 minutes ago
Exactly Correct 😮
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- by: @lewisthierman3313
- 6 minutes ago
Another corrupt liberal apparatus
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- by: @danielsmith8773
- 6 minutes ago
America has become dark and greedy. We can't afford to live,eat etc. This is why the deep state hates Trump.👮♂️🇺🇸
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- by: @petermaslanik4571
- 6 minutes ago
In 2009 my wife lost a job she had for 15 years. It took her that long to attain the income she worked so hard for. The CFPB went after community banks in 2009. They did not like how the the credit line the company she worked for was structured so they CALLED THE NOTES. The co. did not have the cash and they were forced to liquidate.(shut their doors) Her job, health care and retirement gone in a heart beat along with all the other employees. Credit card interest went from around 9% to some now over 30%. We eventually lost our house because we could not get the bank to modify our mortgage. This scenario was repeated for thousands of small businesses and the democrats say they care about the middle class. FYI any entity holding a secured note can call for full payment any time even if you are current and on time with payments.
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- by: @mikebarker9467
- 6 minutes ago
Yes and 99% of all politicians
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- by: @workaholic5318
- 6 minutes ago
The Fed "creates" money out of thin air and then charges interest on that "created" amount payable by the taxpayers so the spendthrift politicians can spend more of the money that they "create" out of thin air. It is a massive wealth transfer scheme under which the taxpayer is the loser and the kickbacks make the politicians more likely to spend more. Seems like a vicious cycle doesn't it?
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- by: @WaKincaid
- 6 minutes ago
Warren , if you do exactly the opposite of what she recommends, we have a chance
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- by: @hyp3rdr1v3
- 6 minutes ago
Imagine defending payday loans and credit card fees..
If America is to have any hope for the future it needs to reject any and every thing people of this generation think.
No republic can survive 40+ years of intentionally bad policy, boomers may outlive the US herself
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- by: @TylerGohlke-n1f
- 6 minutes ago
As a former small town community banker I could not agree more. They made onerous rules and regs that made it impossible for us to work with marginal borrowers. Another example of government overreach that made it harder or impossible for joe blow in rural America to get ahead.
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- by: @spwatch32
- 6 minutes ago
Credit card companies are making 40%+ profit while charging outrageous interest rates to consumers. Failure of the industry and government.
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- by: @eols2190
- 6 minutes ago
Maybe Trump and DOGE can shut down Warren's Socialist CFPB?
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- by: @OghamTheBold
- 6 minutes ago
When am I getting my 36,432,168,358,118 and the compounding interest?
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- by: @basalticfarms
- 6 minutes ago
Pure wisdom Steve thank you for your insights.
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- by: @tacomafan5186
- 6 minutes ago
All you have to say is ‘Elizabeth Warren’ and I can tell you right away it’s a bad idea!
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- by: @InGODweTrust007
- 6 minutes ago
2012 more Millionaires and billionaires made through Theif and its been like that every since.
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- by: @callmebc
- 6 minutes ago
Yep — an agency that provides consumer protection in the financial sector, including banks, credit unions, securities firms, payday lenders, mortgage-servicing operations, foreclosure relief services, debt collectors, for-profit colleges, and other financial companies operating in the United States sounds super, duper "harmful."
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