Representative Maxine Waters, aDemocrat from California. Photographer: JoshuaRoberts/Bloomberg
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) said Thursday she intends to holdformer CFPB Acting Director Mick Mulvaney accountablefor actions that she said, “were incredibly harmful to consumers[and] that Congress has yet to scrutinize.”
In a blistering letter to Mulvaney, Waters, the likely chair ofthe House Financial Services Committee in the next Congress, saidthe committee will carefully scrutinize Mulvaney's time inoffice.
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