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@CalltoActivism I think she has a future as an actress playing the press secretary to the President.

🚨BREAKING: Karoline Leavitt who looks absolutely terrified - addresses the $22,000 check to Epstein signed by Trump: “Did you see the signature on that check? The president did not sign that check.” This WH is in full-blown panic mode - and it shows.

@WordOnTheBirds Sour grapes!

“I am not a fan of this play. There is no skill involved, and it is almost an automatic first down on plays of a yard or less.” — Packers CEO Mark Murphy

@ZBerm Ellen and I were delighted to meet you at your book signing Friday night at Boyd’s. A terrific event! Congratulations 🎉

Coming Sept. 24... The Franchise Philadelphia Eagles: A Curated History of the Birds ...Relive the past 25 years of the Eagles with essays on the executives, coaches, QBs, icons, stars and moments that define this storied era of the franchise. a.co/d/bRCksOs

@reporterev @reporterev, I don’t that this opinion will be the last word on the important issue of whether the Equal Credit Opportunity Act covers non-applicants for loans. I see this case as a prime candidate for Supreme Court review.

@HarrisonMLAX @LoHudLacrosse @DGonzalezAAD @htown_huskies Fantastic accomplishment!

Congratulations to Sophomore Attackman Austin Margolies on receiving All League (19G, 26A, 45 Points)

@reporterev @jacq_thomsen Evan, Did the fifth Circuit issue another order today?

@reporterev To get this, you would have to have read Evan’s breaking news story that the CFPB is playing hardball with the union that represents many of its employees. I assume that the rat was out there by the union to embarrass the CFPB.

@AndreaBoyack Congratulations Andrea! It was my pleasure to have you as a guest on our podcast show to discuss your article. consumerfinancemonitor.com/2024/01/04/thi…

BREAKING NEWS This afternoon, a consortium of bank trade associations filed a lawsuit against the CFPB in federal district court in Texas challenging the legality of the recently released credit card late fee regulation

BREAKING NEWS! CFPB ISSUES FINAL CREDIT CARD LATE FEE RULE AS PART OF BIDEN VAST EXPANSION OF WAR AGAINST JUNK FEES. SPELLS BIG TROUBLE FOR CONSUMERS. WE WILL SPELL IT ALL OUT DURING OUR WEBINAR ON March 21.

@reporterev Interesting, @reporterev , that they apparently didn’t file a Petition for Rulemaking which would have initiated a more formal process.

@deepakguptalaw Very impressive! Your firm has captured this market.

Feb. 2024 at the U.S. Supreme Court: Two Gupta Wessler advocates, Jennifer Bennett & Jonathan Taylor, will argue for workers and consumers a week apart, in Bissonnette (which workers are exempt from arbitration?) and Cantero (which state consumer-protection laws are preempted?)

@reporterev Do you still think that the proposed regulation will be issued this year?

OppFi Beats Calif. Regulator's Bid For Preliminary Injunction California agency has lost prelim injunction motion imposing restrictions on Opportunity Financial's bank partnership lending. This is a huge setback to the agency's claim that the bank is true lender.

I can’t overemphasize the importance of this topic. One of the highest priorities of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission is to eliminate digital dark patterns.

@BallardSpahrLLP I can’t overemphasize the importance of this topic. One of the highest priorities of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission is to eliminate digital dark patterns.

We're shining a bright light on digital dark patterns on today's episode of the Consumer Finance Monitor podcast. Andrew Nigrinis joins @AlanKaplinsky, Michael Gordon, and Ed Rogers for the conversation. Listen: bit.ly/3tbXf5O #DarkPatterns #ConsumerFinancePodcasts

Read this and weep: consumerfinancemonitor.com/2023/09/18/cfp…

@BallardSpahrLLP Read this and weep: consumerfinancemonitor.com/2023/09/18/cfp…

@BallardSpahrLLP @CornellLaw @DanAwrey 1. Our payments systems in the U.S. compares very unfavorably (in terms of cost and efficiency) to other developed nations. 2. The large banks already have their own #realtimepayments and they have no need for FedNow.

@BallardSpahrLLP @CornellLaw @DanAwrey I’m sorry to take the “bloom off the rose,” but Professor Dan Awrey has provided a ratther pessimistic (but seemingly realistic) prognosis for the much ballyhooed new payments system, #fednow , recently launched by the Federal Reserve Board He makes the following key points:

Listen in as @CornellLaw Prof. @DanAwrey joins @AlanKaplinsky and Ron Vaske on our Consumer Finance Monitor Podcast to discuss the Federal Reserve's new instant payment system: bit.ly/3ZkqShF