Richard Cordray's nomination to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau  marks the first time in Senate history "that a political party has blocked a  nomination of someone because they didn't like the construction of the agency."  — Politifact Ohio on Monday, December 12th, 2011. True. New name, new  regulations.
True. Senate made history in blocking confirmation. Sherrod Brown · Richard  Cordray's nomination to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau marks  the first time in Senate history "that a political party has blocked a nomination of  someone because they didn't like the construction of the agency." — Politifact  Ohio on ...
After fighting to build President Obama's new consumer financial agency, ...  Suzanna Andrews investigates as Warren moves to Plan B—a Senate seat. ...  that he was nominating Richard Cordray, the former attorney general of Ohio, to  head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the new government agency  set up to ...
Jan 11, 2014 ... The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, created by the ... materials; for the  time being, it had placards describing the agency's guiding principles: “Serve. ...  The Senate finally confirmed Richard Cordray as director in July. ... “It shocked  me that something like the bureau didn't already exist,” English said.
Jul 9, 2018 ... If Richard Cordray wins the governorship of Ohio, he could provide a ... as head  of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last December, was making a last- minute pitch to Ohio Democrats to choose him as their nominee for governor. ...  Cordray was—is—trying to redeem a Democratic Party blindsided ...
Richard Cordray’s nomination to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau marks the first time in Senate history "that a political party has blocked a nomination of someone because they didn't like the construction of the agency."