How Musk And Trump Are Making It Easier for Corporations To Take Your Money

Elon Musk and Donald Trump are making it easier for corporations to rip you off, and here’s how: Russell Vought, an architect of Project 2025, is now in charge of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Musk and Vought want to shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and they’ve already started. All CFPB staff have been told to stop working.

What does the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau do?

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau does important work, including:

Overall, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has helped over 195 million people in the United States.

Their work has resulted in $ 19.7 billion in consumer relief, and they have levied over $ 5 billion in fines against corrupt corporations.

Why do Elon Musk and Project 2025 architect, Russell Vought want to shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?

Musk, the world’s richest man, wants to come after the CFPB, not because it’s government waste but because it holds people like him accountable. He and his team were given access to key systems within the CFPB, causing concern about the vast amounts of Americans’ sensitive information he has now obtained. 

It protects Americans against corporate greed, and this all comes at the same time Musk wants access to your money. 

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