Leandra English, the Obama administration political appointee who tried to seize leadership of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is leaving the agency and dropping her lawsuit against the White House.
The Associated Press reported English would resign from the CFPB next week, and will drop the lawsuit, which had so far been unsuccessful in court.
"I want to thank all of the CFPB's dedicated career civil servants for your important work on behalf of consumers," English said.
Former Director of the CFPB Richard Cordray attempted to sidestep the executive branch by appointing his own successor at the agency when he resigned in the fall of 2017, and selected English, who was then his chief of staff. Cordray plotted to appoint English after discovering the idea on two left-wing websites.
Even the general counsel of the CFPB, who was hired by Cordray, sided with the Trump administration, arguing the president has full authority to make appointments to executive branch agencies under the Vacancies and Reform Act.
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Get out ! If this was the other way around the media would have been howling!
ReplyDeleteLOL - "dedicated career civil servants" working at the UnConstitutional CFPB -Formed July 21, 2011; 6 years ago
ReplyDeleteHappy trails!
ReplyDelete“Career civil servants”... Excuse me, lifelong Government workfare program recipients sucking blood from taxpayers. That seems more accurate.
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