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The CFPB has dismissed more than 20 enforcement cases that could have returned $3.5 billion to American consumers. I asked CFPB Director and Project 2025 author Russ Vought a simple question: What do you say to the seniors, veterans, servicemembers, people with disabilities, and families who you’ve hurt?

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