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I'm confused. Are you against the CFBP?
February 16, 2025 at 2:30 AM
I'm confused. Are you against the CFBP?
I saw this!
What's disappointing is that Musk can move faster than corrections can. People take what he says and run with it, never asking for proof or "why."
It became painfully obvious when he fired government officials responsible for managing our nuclear infrastructure.
What's disappointing is that Musk can move faster than corrections can. People take what he says and run with it, never asking for proof or "why."
It became painfully obvious when he fired government officials responsible for managing our nuclear infrastructure.
February 16, 2025 at 2:29 AM
I saw this!
What's disappointing is that Musk can move faster than corrections can. People take what he says and run with it, never asking for proof or "why."
It became painfully obvious when he fired government officials responsible for managing our nuclear infrastructure.
What's disappointing is that Musk can move faster than corrections can. People take what he says and run with it, never asking for proof or "why."
It became painfully obvious when he fired government officials responsible for managing our nuclear infrastructure.
I assume you can't believe it in a negative way? 😞
February 16, 2025 at 1:09 AM
I assume you can't believe it in a negative way? 😞
Since 2011, the CFPB has received about $7.7 billion from the Federal Reserve and returned nearly $21 billion to consumers—about $2.73 for every dollar received.
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
February 16, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Since 2011, the CFPB has received about $7.7 billion from the Federal Reserve and returned nearly $21 billion to consumers—about $2.73 for every dollar received.
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
Since 2011, the CFPB has received about $7.7 billion from the Federal Reserve and returned nearly $21 billion to consumers—about $2.73 for every dollar received.
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why do you believe they aren't doing a good job?
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why do you believe they aren't doing a good job?
February 16, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Since 2011, the CFPB has received about $7.7 billion from the Federal Reserve and returned nearly $21 billion to consumers—about $2.73 for every dollar received.
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why do you believe they aren't doing a good job?
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why do you believe they aren't doing a good job?
Since 2011, the CFPB has received about $7.7 billion from the Federal Reserve and returned nearly $21 billion to consumers—about $2.73 for every dollar received.
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
February 16, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Since 2011, the CFPB has received about $7.7 billion from the Federal Reserve and returned nearly $21 billion to consumers—about $2.73 for every dollar received.
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
It’s one of the few agencies with a direct return on investment for taxpayers.
Why is it being cut?
Does anyone support Elon Musk cutting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?
Is there some fraud or waste that this department is generating that makes it an ideal candidate to cut?
The only fraud I can find is Elon.
Is there some fraud or waste that this department is generating that makes it an ideal candidate to cut?
The only fraud I can find is Elon.
February 15, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Does anyone support Elon Musk cutting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?
Is there some fraud or waste that this department is generating that makes it an ideal candidate to cut?
The only fraud I can find is Elon.
Is there some fraud or waste that this department is generating that makes it an ideal candidate to cut?
The only fraud I can find is Elon.
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
February 15, 2025 at 4:05 PM
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
February 15, 2025 at 4:05 PM
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
February 15, 2025 at 4:04 PM
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
February 15, 2025 at 4:04 PM
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
February 15, 2025 at 4:03 PM
We’re slashing taxes by $4.5T, barely cutting spending by $2T, and then raising the debt ceiling by $4T. So we’re going broke… on purpose?
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.
This isn’t fiscal responsibility...it’s insanity.