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: CL&P BlogElizabeth Warren Defends the CFPB at House Financial Services Committee Hearing
By Brian Wolfman
Elections change things. The House Financial Services Committee held a hearing today on the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which is under fire from House Republicans even before it has taken an official act. (Its doors do not open until July 21.) Elizabeth Warren -- who is working to structure the new bureau from her post at the Treasury Department -- testified. Read Warren's written testimony and look at a webcast of the hearing, which can be accessed from this page. The New York Times has a story on the hearing here.
Full post as published by CL&P Blog on March 16, 2011 (boomark / email).
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