Who’s protecting consumers from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?
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On behalf of the 256,000 American consumers whose protected information was compromised by the agency tasked with protecting consumers, what are we supposed to do?
Patrick M. Brenner is the president of the Southwest Public Policy Institute, a think tank dedicated to improving the quality of life in the American Southwest by formulating, promoting, and defending sound public policy solutions. Our mission is simple: to deliver better living through better policy.
Earlier this year, a former employee of the CFPB forwarded confidential records of 256,000 consumers to their personal email account.
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