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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
Warren isnt fit to be the head of anything in the real world (no Harvard isnt real world) which makes her a fine candidate for Congress. But if Congress hadn't passed the supposed consumer protection credit card reform bill we wouldnt be facing many of these new fees which were created in response to that new law.
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Warren is such a threat to "the real world" that the Republican party fell all over themselves attempt to block everything associated with the agencies creation, then her appointment to run it.
Naw, if it were not for Congress, you'd still be facing sudden unannounced 20%+ interest rate hikes with bills arriving 4 days before you due date, and interest accumulating from date of purchase, compounding of interest onto current purchases, etc.
I am repeatedly amazed at your factual ignorance regarding things you discuss here. I can only assume it's deliberate.
You might take a while to think and reflect upon the credit card reform passed, and then what those sudden "new fees" would be if the Republicans would allow the Consumer Financial Protection Agency to ... you know, do something about that gouging attempting to get outside the law, as the agency is intended to.