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Congresswoman Maxine Waters amendment to restore the independent funding of the CFPB
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7/15/2014, 3:23 PM
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An amendment to restore the independent funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Under the GOP funding measure, the Bureau's independent funding stream would be eliminated, instead tied to the highly political Congressional appropriations process. Despite being directly relevant to the provisions within the bill, Republicans objected to the amendment, ruling it out of order on an appropriations measure.
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