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Consumers can not wait any longer while Senate Republicans and industry lobbyists play games with the nomination process, said Lauren Saunders, managing attorney at the National Consumer Law Center. a director finally in place and no question about its powers, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau can start scrutinizing unfair practices by debt collectors, mortgage brokers, credit reporting agencies, and predatory payday lenders.
1. Obama tried to slip this under the radar. The speech was announced only a week in advance. Yet the Department of Education already had "lesson plans" drawn up and on their website when it was announced. Clearly, this had been in the works for a long time. The fact that it was only announced one week in advance, despite all the behind the scenes work, tells me that Obama and his minions were trying to get away with something.
The state of Texas is contemplating becoming a Republic again, there are four games no one gives two shits about and ESPN has ponied up $495 million for the rights to air the BCS games from 2011 2014. Next year your team could be the one getting screwed. About this time of year everyone complains about the BCS but no one ever comes up with a solution that actually makes sense to end the BCS.
Now Ben Bernanke dismantles the black box by doing the unthinkable: holding an old fashioned news conference, taking questions from mere mortals who want to know why gasoline prices soar, why our economic recovery drags, why family members can't get jobs after so many months of unemployment. And the Fed's chairman, often mistaken as a member of President Barack Obama's core team but appointed by President George W. Bush, answered his questioners with every economist's penchant for equivocation but also, thankfully, bluntness.
The first democratically elected president of Egypt, Mohammed Morsi, appeared in court on Monday. It was the first time he had been seen in public since the military coup that ousted him in early July. Morsi is being tried on charges of inciting murder and violence. He's become a rallying symbol for his supporters who have been protesting his ouster for more than four months. One person was killed and three others injured in the violence yesterday.
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