Geee Posted February 26, 2014 Share Posted February 26, 2014 Investors Business Daily: Transparency: Even after a Mississippi businessman last year was bounced from what should have been an open meeting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the agency again is making itself closed to the public. On Wednesday and Thursday, CFPB Director Richard Cordray and other top bureau officials will meet behind closed doors with a group of radical advisers who are having undue influence over financial regulatory policy. Both the public and the press again are barred from covering the private discussions. According to an agenda from CFPB's Consumer Advisory Board, the closed-door talks include issues regarding mortgage "rulemaking" and something called "Approach to Regulation." The secret talks will take place, ironically, at the Constitution Center in Washington. It's critical the financial community and the public know that these powerful officials are scheming with their taxpayer-paid advisers. CFPB has the power to control virtually every financial transaction in the U.S. And it's doing so with the help of radical advisers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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