Liberals and Democrats are suddenly worried about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency they created to regulate lenders.
The cause for their concern is that Richard Cordray, the chairman appointed by former President Barack Obama and confirmed by a Democratic Senate, announced Wednesday that he will resign, a few months before the end of his five-year term.
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