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Likely DOJ Nominee Has Long History of Lobbying Against Consumer Rights

By Sam Glover

Likely DOJ Nominee Has Long History of Lobbying Against Consumer Rights | Watchdog Blog Related posts:AIG Was Spending Taxpayer Money Lobbying Against Mortgage RegulationNew Minnesota consumer website: Consumer Rights WatchNational Consumer Rights Litigation Conference in Portland, Oregon Related posts:

• AIG Was Spending Taxpayer Money Lobbying Against Mortgage Regulation
• New Minnesota consumer website: Consumer Rights Watch
• National Consumer Rights Litigation Conference in Portland, Oregon


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on February 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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