WASHINGTON — Retiring Dallas Rep. Jeb Hensarling is reportedly on the White House's short list to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency he has called the "single-most unaccountable and powerful agency in the history of our republic."The Republican, long an agency critic, is among three top contenders for the recently vacated position, according to Politico. The other two are reportedly a George Mason University law professor and a former acting director of a key Treasury Department bureau. Continue reading...
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