Mick Mulvaney’s Destroying The Cfpb — And That’s Just What Trump Wants

Charlie May, Salon: Politics
Sat, 02/17/2018 - 9:00am

Mick Mulvaney (Credit: Getty/ Win McNamee) Mick Mulvaney warned us that it was coming. After all, in 2014 he called the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the independent government agency he now temporarily heads, a “sick, sad joke.” Three years later, Mulvaney was installed as the head of the agency he once decried — a move that smelled like a hostile takeover by the the powerful financial institutions that are now running the show.

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Mick Mulvaney’s Destroying The Cfpb — And That’s Just What Trump Wants

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