Jack Reed Defends Consumer Financial Protection Bureau As Supreme Court Considers Its Fate

Forbes Breaking News 2023-10-04

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On the Senate floor, Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI) defended the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as the Supreme Court considers its fate.
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